Every bucket of wash water gets 2-3oz of bleach and car wash soap. The bleach kills mold and mildew on plastic trim, awnings, aluminum skin, well-on everything. If you prefer, mix a gallon of water,car wash soap, add 2-3oz bleach and just wash the trim. if you don't have time for a "whole house" wash. If your trim is beyond that, as already said- replace it. If the weather is below 60*F soak it in hot water prior to installation, it is much easier to handle.
rockhillmanor wrote: One word 'Armorall' tire cleaner products.
Will make the black trim around doors and windows
of a 50 year old RV look like brand new.
But my trim is White! Will that work on white rubber trim?
Yup! It has no color in it. I've used it on a SUV interior that was white. It will recondition all types of plastic/vinyl trim like new.
Works even better if it is rubber, because it actually re-conditions
it and adds shine.
31 ft Four Winds
Chevy Tracker 4x4 BlueOx Aventa LX We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
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