I found a product used on aircraft deicing boots that restores the new look
and makes rubber flexible again if it is not to far gone. It's called
Agemaster and was made by BF Goodrich it's quite expensive around $50. a
quart but depending on how dry your rubber is that should do your bumpers
and your tires 10 times over I use it about every 6 months on my tires. It
is very messy and if you do not wear gloves it stains your hands for at
least a week. The last quart I got was from Availl a aicraft parts supplier
.I think 1 800 aviall1 is there phone number.
Philip Schulert
56MGA
71MGB
Dennis Skog wrote:
> Just putting the finishing touches on an '80 LE MGB and purchased the LE
> decal set from Moss. Anyone have any good tricks for installing the
> decals properly ? Also I reinstalled the existing rubber bumpers
> thinking there may be something on the market to renew the rubber
> finish, any ideas ?
> Am about on fourth the way through restoring a '65 B and loving every
> minute of it. I do enjoy my British sports cars!
> Thanks in advance,
> Dennis Skog
>
> '66 MGB "Baby"
> '80 MGB " Shadow"
> '60 JAG MK1 "Reggie"
> '65 MGB "Angel"
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