raksj04

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I picked up a used duck bill spoiler which is a rubber like material. What is the best way to fresh it up?

SSRat

I found a product called Wink cleans up rubber without damaging it, i cleaned up rusty ac line bracket rubber with it turned out nice. At work, to shine up the rubber/plastic guards on our doors we just lightly spray mineral oil and wipe them, puts on a nice shine on them.

WJM ROTARIES

Cover it with petrolem jelly [vasoline] and leave in sun so it soaks in well leave for a week or more clean off and apply some black plastic bumper polish and should be good then

raksj04

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Do you know which Wink product since they are a brand?

SSRat

The one I used was Whink Rust Oxy, got it at Wal-Mart. Its in a powder form and you add water.

misterstyx69

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Question for you.

Are you trying to just clean it,or get paint off the spoiler?(was it painted by someone and you want to strip it?)

raksj04

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Not painted. Just want to freshen it up

clokker

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We sprayed our rubber Saab spoiler with Plastidip and it looks great.
It's basically a rubber membrane anyway and is easily removeable if you don't like it.

bluemp301

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I would recommend using a product called 303 aerospace protectant.
The stuff gives an incredible shine and is a protectant as well.
I've used on atv plastics(looks like new) and on various rubber/plastics on my cars.

archaphil

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There is numerous products I could recommend over the years from detailing on the side. Malco, meguires, wizard. you name it, I have used/tried it. Not only that, but used these products on cars over 6 figure digits. Shoot me a pm. I can point you in a direction since your initial post does not describe if you are stripping paint, or simply cleaning up a factory piece. Big difference in procedure.

raksj04

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Freshen up a factory peice