Earlsays

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I think this may be the key to keeping these mats looking good...haven't tried tech care or anything else...

MHPrior80

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That looks awesome!! Where did you buy that?

Earlsays

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Auto parts store or amazon

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0009J...&robot_redir=1

They appear to have changed the name, the bottle in the photo may very well be the same one I used on some boat upholstery in 1997

Summers22

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Do your feet slip on them now? I just spray with some orangeblast and then scrub, then hose off. Look new everytime I do that.

Earlsays

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Yes, very slippery now, so maybe there are better options

Summers22

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Orangeblast is available at Lowes and Wal-mart. Spray it on when the mats are dry, then spray a little water on them and scrub with a brush, then hose off. Clean as the day they were made and ZERO slipperiness or sliding.

Earlsays

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But do they go back to their dark black new appearance? I cleaned mine with soap and water and the worn center section still looked off-color

joe mcmillan

I use Simple Green and a scrub brush on my Wade Sure Fit floor liners. They look like new and are not slippery.

REDrum5.0

Spray it with water and soap.

mdcreekrat

I use Mequiars Quick Detail. it leaves the mats clean and looking better but without the slick sheen that some of the protectant types leave.I had a Sportrac that had the rubber mat for the entire floor and used this exclusively to clean and keep it looking good. If they are really muddy I wash with soap and water first.