Faded rubber seals

[Corey_R]

To be honest, I don't know.
Doing a google australia search it looks as though you're just as likely to find it at a Pool & Spa or Marine supplies than you are a car supplies store. But no "brick and mortar" chain stores jumped out at me on the first two pages of results...

[Inception.dln]

You can buy 303 Aerospace at your local autobarn. I saw it last time when i was there.

[docjames]

Thanks everyone, i'll try autobarn and other stores and if no go then i'll find an online shop. Dont really want to pay $15 in shipping for a $15 bottle!

[maxrob200]

303 Protectant is excellent stuff for all your plastic bits n peices and rubber seals. Can also be used on sealed leather seats, steering wheel etc. Need to wipe off excess if used on steering wheel or it gets a bit slippery. Waproo leather restorative polish can be used to good effect on leather, keeps them supple - dont wear white trousers for awhile LOL

[MissVuks]

Ok, thanks Corey_R, i'll look for the 303.

Can it be bought in an actual shop, or only online?

Pretty sure CCP stocks it?

[maxrob200]

Bought mine from Autobarn. Available in small or large bottle.

[carcareproducts]

1Z Gummi Pfledge (Rubber Care Stick) is great for door seals etc as well.

Otherwise as mentioned 303 Aerospace Protectant is also available as mentioned. It is non solvent based, no silicones and leaves a satin/matte finish to any trim on interior and out. Also is SPF40 which is a bonus!

[docjames]

Great, thanks again all.

Mods, happy to lock this thread now. Cheers

[Transporter]

No need to lock it, it's quite handy thread.

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[BrettD]

If anyone is after a cheap option with good results..I have used tyre shine($2 aerosol from cheap shop)
Spray on a rag and rub into door rubbers, black plastics, etc. just apply until you get desired effect.
It lasts quite awhile too