Help what product on these rubber plastic pieces?

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MiamiS430

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Hi all,

My son just leased a new Mazda 6 with 23 miles on it. Apparently, they had it in the Florida sun for a while. There are some black rubber and plastic pieces that are dull and showing some wear. Please see the pictures.

Any recommendation on how to clean and then protect from Miami`s strong sun?

Thanks,

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Could be water spots, could be they ran through a car wash with hydrofluoric acid.

Also could be mold......

Try some apc on a micro and see how that works, or maybe bug squash
 
Tried the bug squash and it did a good job.

Would you guys throw 303 on it to protect it from the UV?


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303 is a hard act to follow
Optimum Tire Gel (or Adams VRT) works very well on darkening/evening and protecting similiar bits on my DDs. I prefer to wipe it on and then go back and wipe again with a MF to prevent it from getting too wet looking.
Lately I`ve been playing with Meguiars Ultimate Black Restorer on some pretty mottled / faded plastic and rubber trim on my old Blazer and have been very happy with it`s results as well. Outlasts the Optimum/VRT by a few weeks.
YMMV
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303 does not last long on exterior plastics or rubber. You would be better off trying CarPro Dlux, which is a coating and will last a long time or Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant which is cheaper, but does not last as long.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
303 does not last long on exterior plastics or rubber. You would be better off trying CarPro Dlux, which is a coating and will last a long time or Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant which is cheaper, but does not last as long.
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One of these would get my vote. Or possibly Gyeon Trim or Gtechniq C4 as other options.
 
What I have done for things like that is bad I have had good luck with Tuf Shine tire cleaner (when APC wont clean) and when clean I have coated with WG Uber coating which is something I use a lot.
 
Thanks all!

As an aside, is there a post somewhere that defines all of the acronyms you pros use? Sorry for the newbie question but I need to Google almost everyone of your responses to see what you mean. :)
 
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