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Removing mold on seats? and perishing rubbers

  • 25-05-2013 10:39pm
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    Flesh Gorden
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,301 ✭✭✭


    I've an older car stored away which is kept outdoors , but under a good quality breathable maypole cover


    Now I've seen worse, but as the car has been off the road for 3 years I've noticed a build up of fungi/mold on the seats/roof lining/dash

    I think I remember being recommended using a Borax solution to kill off such growth.

    Does anyone have experience with it? or Is there anything that else that would kill it off? (minus any overpowering odors)



    Another thing: How do ye deal with perishing rubber on older cars?

    Is there anything that can bring life back into it or is it a case of cutting new stuff to size?


    I've used guttering sealant in the past for light clusters where the OEM gasket was of a poor design as it stays pliable , but it's messy
    The likes of the sunroof rubber is badly perished and crumbling away


    Cheers


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