Clean Rubber Window Trim

Step 1 clean the window molding with a mild soap solution mixed with warm water.

Clean rubber window trim. First clean the area with damp microfiber towel. Condition rubber seals black tint is a cosmetic issue but the other black part the sun ruins is your car s rubber seals typically found around doors and windows. Depending on which product you are using it s important to consult with the instructions first. Depending on the severity of fading will affect how much work is required to bring the color and shine back.

You will need a microfiber towel water spray bottle swissvax rubber seal or equivalent product and applicator pad. Wipe down the seals with the bleach solution which kills any remaining mold. You can use ordinary dish soap to keep your window trim clean. Combine a solution in equal parts of liquid bleach dishwashing detergent and water in a.

Dry completely with a clean towel. How to clean the vinyl trim or the rubber trim on rvs. Remember that your trim and molding can also be repelling cabin noise along with water so the functionality of it can t be taken for granted. Open doors hatch or trunk hood and even sunroofs all areas with sealed rubber or plastic are on the cleaning list.

Mix water and dish soap in a spray bottle spray and wipe clean. Once you are done rinse away the remaining soapy water and towel dry. Apply more product when needed to the cloth. Mix equal parts soap and water and then use the lint free cloth to clean dirt and residue from the window molding.

The bleach also removes most staining. Examine the exterior of your rv for any mold mildew or other harsh. Doing this will be enough to handle most ordinary problems. Mix 1 2 cup of chlorine bleach with 5 cups of water.

Apply it to a soft clean cloth and work it into the surface. I have not tried a tooth brush as it was recommended for cleaning grime and it seemed a bit too abrasive. Unlike other products it doesn t use. I tried all 3 lot and did reduce the surface smudging but didn t get anywhere close to zero.

Find a shady spot to clean your rv under that has access to water. Another source suggested window cleaner i tried windex or vinegar in water and soap and water. Dishwashing liquid works well.