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Rubrail - Apply protectant?
jaymoussy
Posted on 06/20/15 - 5:39 AM
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Minor question:
2006 Montauk rubrail.
It looks a little dry.
What kind of protectant should I apply?
Is it similar enough with automotive rubber, that auto products would be safe to use?
Phil T
Posted on 06/21/15 - 9:46 AM
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One could apply a Armor-all or similar but it will not last long.
butchdavis
Posted on 06/22/15 - 6:23 AM
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Armor-all is not, IMO, a good protectant. It will ultimately damage some plastics and rubber.
I recommend 303 Protectant spray. It's available in most marine stores and on-line. Pricey but very effective and over all a good value.
Butch
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