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Sticky Rubberised Plastic Finish - A Cure?
Seem to be a widespread problem with rubberised plastic finishes, they
often turn into a gooey mess eventually for which there seems to be no obvious solution - all the usual solvents don't touch it or make it worse. Seems to happen on expensive stuff as well. Searches don't seem to throw up a cure other than a messy temporary fix with talcum powder. Some suggest IPA but this does not work IME. As a last resort, on trying more of the assorted fluids in the garage, brake fluid seems to work well. Polishing with a cloth soaked in brake fluid seems to remove the sticky component selectively without damaging the rest of the surface - or even affecting lettering and other markings. Anyone else tried this? One for the FAQ perhaps? Chris K |
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