To the rubber bumper crowd...

[terriphill]

I am working on spiffing up the midget. The bumpers are in great shape, but faded looking. I would like to clean and "oil" them, but I don't know what to use. I am not a huge armor all fan, but would you consider this best? They seem "dry" looking and have a few spots (probably from oil or antifreeze or other fluids leaked during the rebuild)

 

[Guest]

I keep my 76 Midget bumpers looking new with Mothers Back-To-Black. You can buy it at Pep Boys and most auto parts stores. If your bumpers are beyond the Mothers product you may need to sand them and paint them. Duplicolor sells a flexible bumper spray paint. Check out:
https://www.duplicolor.com/products/bumper.html

You can check out how my bumpers look with Mothers Back-To-Black at:
https://www.mossmotors.com/Forum/photos/tbirdtony/default.aspx

I hope this info helps.

 

[Camshaft]

One more vote for "Back-To-Black" here. It even made Charlotte's bumpers look presentable. Check out page 2 of my Cardomain to see the difference between when I went to the beach and when I detailed her.

https://www.cardomain.com/ride/2455304

 

[Speedy_Pete]

All my cars get cleaned with AutoGlym products, there bumper care works a treat. If it's good enough for Aston Martin, Rolls Royce, Jaguar etc...

 

[MGADerek]

Not even sure if AutoGlym products are available here. Of course I'm not sure if "Back-To-Black" is available over there!

 

[Speedy_Pete]

I think it is, I know they do the tyre foam here (which works great for cleaning whitewalls btw, just spray on and wipe it around to make them look new again!). I used to get Zymol from Pepboys when I was in the States, although it's more pricey here so I stick to Autoglym now. Zymol smelt great, although the polish used to give me blue hands for a couple days afterwards!!!

 

[GB1]

Another testimony for Back 2 Black

I do not have a RB lbc, but use it on other vehicles and am very happy with it.

Patrick