Michael:
Find a product called "Black Again" by Rhino Industries of Florida. This
will do the trick. It is an amazing product and can be used equally well
on rubber, tires, plastic, and black or other anodized metal. It is not
simply for black but works on any color well. It should not be used on
interiors because it has a fair amount of wax in it but the company makes a
companion product called "Somethin' Else" for this. Both of these products
are effective, economical and the best I have found. They both contain UV
blockers. Note that Armor-All should be avoided for any automotive use due
to its animal fat content and other chemicals which can have a deleterious
effect on paint surfaces and rubber. Armor-All will destroy UV blocking
agents existing in rubber.
John McEwen
>Just bought my first Rubber Bumper MG and I was curious as to what the
>best product is for the cleaning/shining of these bumpers. The bumpers
>appear to be in good shape they are just dull. Also, any suggestions on
>removing those @#$$(@ Navy stickers? I'm leary of trusting myself with
>a razor blade on them.
>
>Thanks...
>
>Michael Eaton
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