Gummifix & McKee's 37 Floor Mat & Cargo Liner Rejuvenator, perfect for restoring floor mats.

[@hayden199516]

Great video, Ron. I also enjoy using rubber mat and liner cleaner!

[@ronayotte3571]

Great video, Ron. I use Optimum Power Clean 10:1, scrub, then hit the mats with steam, dry them and then use GummiFix to finish. It makes rubber floor mats and liners look brand new. WeatherTech floor liners take multiple scrubbings and steam applications to clean, but they still come out looking new.. I apply GummiFix with a dedicated microfiber wax applicator pad.

[@robl6044]

I will have to try it thanks again for sharing

[@autoforge]

Any time!

[@Calendyr]

I use Meguiars's APC from the Detailer Line (D103 I believe). I have a hard time believing this would be bad for floor mats since it's designed to clean vehicle interiors. I use Meguiars HyperDressing to finish and protect the floor mats. I wipe the excess off once it's dry. It might be slightly slippery but Hyper Dressing is a water based product that dries completelly. I think I might give a try to Kosh Chemie Gummy Fix. I like the fact it dries mate instead of glossy. As for MCkee's rejuvenator, I think it's way too expensive for what it does. It doesn't clean better than my normal APC yet it cost like 30 times more. Thanks for the demo, nice reveal with the 50/50 at the end.

[@autoforge]

Thank you.

[@natevillalon866]

I see that is not greasy but some products feels the same not greasy when you toch it but get slippery when your shoes are wet and you step in the vehicle.

[@jrc202]

I bought this product didnt like it my matt looks the same wouldn't buy again matt renew by chemical guys is better only 1 step