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davidc1

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1,648 posts

192 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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Hi, what's the best way to remove moss from window rubbers please? Thanks.

finlo

4,453 posts

233 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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Jet wash.

Squiggs

1,520 posts

185 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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It suddenly worries you when moss starts growing ????? Your washing regime must be bad!
Depending how bad it is - tooth brush, nail brush, scrubbing brush, broom.

227bhp

10,203 posts

158 months

Sunday 24th January 2016
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You didn't try very hard did you? rolleyes

Andy 308GTB

3,058 posts

251 months

Monday 25th January 2016
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Squiggs said:
It suddenly worries you when moss starts growing ????? Your washing regime must be bad!
Depending how bad it is - tooth brush, nail brush, scrubbing brush, broom.
My old Rover 416GSi was used for parking at the station, fishing trips and going to the tip. It was washed on an annual basis. A stiff broom was used on the interior and exterior, I can personally vouch for the effectiveness of a broom for removing moss.




Edited by Andy 308GTB on Monday 25th January 07:32

one eyed mick

1,189 posts

191 months

Monday 25th January 2016
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Jeyes fluid if you dont mind the chemical bog smell!

v8250

2,747 posts

241 months

Wednesday 27th January 2016
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davidc1 said:
Hi, what's the best way to remove moss from window rubbers please? Thanks.
After you've washed and dried the car, wipe the rubbers with a silicon spray [not WD40]. This does two things 1. spruces up the rubbers and stops further surface crud, 2. moss hates silicon and will soon completely disappear.