Detailers: Do THIS to Restore your Floor Mats - in 5 minutes [ Koch Chemie GummiFIX ]

[@Daril2024]

At last, nice to have honest reviews.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thank you appreciate your feedback!

[@viperrcr]

I'm not a big Chemical Guys fan but I did try their Mat Renew on my Weather Tech mats and I like that product a lot! Cleans and adds UV protection and not slippery. My wife is super sensitive to slippery mats, for her car, I use Solution Finish. Nicely darkens and not slippery whatsoever and lasts a pretty long time. Just have to make sure they are absolutely completely dry first before putting back in the car.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thanks for sharing Viper, Solution Finish is fantastic option for this. Does it survive the wear and tear of the driver's feet? Me either I cant stand slippery mats. GUF has to be wiped off quite a bit hard if you let it dry there it'll slip. Cheers

[@Brutusofbaine]

Thank you for this video. I made the mistake of putting CarPro Darkside on my floor mats. Dangerously slick. I used P&S Brake Buster at 1:5 to remove it.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

We live and learn! Thanks for watching brother.

[@chuckhedrick9062]

I used to use 303 on floormats (WeatherTech), but found it was too slippery for my tastes. When I saw Gummifix was going to be available in the U.S. I was kind of excited to try it. As you mentioned, it still had a little slickness, but not as bad as other dressings I had tried. To make application easier I put an IK HC trigger sprayer with a longer tube on the bottle. I prefer putting a light misting on the floormat followed up with a microfiber towel to do a quick leveling ... and I usually put on two coats. It really doesn't last that long, but the results do look fantastic.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thanks for letting us know, great product nonetheless, cheers.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Excellent video. Just found you and really enjoying your content. I use 303 snd don't have any issues. Not that im aware of anyway.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thanks for your kind words it's good encouragement. Never used 303 but im glad it seems to work for you. Cheers

[@JohnD15317]

Thank you for the vid, I just purchased this product and I’m looking forward to using it 👍

[@Detailing_Dogma]

You're welcome. Hope you enjoy it John!!

[@Franko.Details]

the best way to use gummi fix is in a spray bottle like you said, but also using a soft “makeup style brush” to get in all the tight spots then a final wipe down with a microfiber towel to level it, that should help with the little bit of slippage 👍🏽🐿️💨

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Great tip! thank you

[@Franko.Details]

no problem, thank you for your videos and tips, keep them coming ✌🏽🐿️💨

[@Detailing_Dogma]

appreciate you letting me know thank you brother.@@Franko.Details

[@KingRockets]

Can you dilute this product in a spray bottle or should it be used full strength?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

it's a RTU yes, use as is. It's alcohol based don't dilute it.

[@scott575]

Not small it’s like a skating rink , maybe it’s my shoe souls but very slippery

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey Scott, make sure to wipe-off GummiFix after 2minutes or so, that'll reduce the slip by 85%. Like mentioned in the video there's gonna be some slip leftover but acceptable even in the driver position, not to a dangerous point. Hope that helps and thanks for watching. ✌️

[@scott575]

@@Detailing_Dogma I did wipe but maybe not enough .i got in and running shoes were like on ice . I will try again when get dirty and maybe it’s my mats to. Thanks for the advice

[@MHal312]

Best way to do it. Just fling it all over the matt then massage in with application pad

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thanks for the feedback

[@GusMahn]

I agree. Been using the same terry cloth applicator for 6 months to rub it in