Does anyone know a way to remove water stains from the roof rubbers? I’ve tried removing it with plastic restorer, WD-40, and rubbing with a microfiber cloth but there’s no way to remove it.
It seems to be caused by the lime in the water. They sell special shampoos to remove lime, which even polishing doesn’t remove those marks. Try one of those soaps to see if it works and removes them.
Try with a black permanent marker, covering the sheet metal well with masking tape. Paint the entire rubber strip. I think it would look good. Test it first on a small piece to see how it goes. Good luck. Best regards.
heat gun and renovated.
If it’s lime, which it seems to be, this will remove it: Comprar Labocosmetica ÈNERGO Limpiador de cal.._gsMQ..&gclid=Cj0KCQiAo4TKBhDRARIsAGW29bfx3cW_Sp4TxKqHUz_QRu4sbCypnXGUlaev4_B5J4pF3uXYgd0no2AaAq_SEALw_wcB&gbraid=0AAAAADjZ3NiwxfbLPxvdZSfwjcoXi_EZd
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