I fully expect to be hearing about that for years. Never posting again when I’m into a bottle of Jameson.
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Blooming doesn't typically go away permanently. Once it starts, it tends to become a "thing." But I'll hope otherwise for the sake of people with the rubber flooring.
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I fully recommend Armorlite! Hands down the best accessory I have purchased.
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Mix 15.5 oz. Of 90% isopropyl alcohol and 5.5 oz of Glycerin. Mix, shake, rattle and then wipe in with sponge.
I'm not a professional but would advise to test it in an inconspicuous area. Wait a day/three/10 and have at it once you have confidence. Again not responsible for Internet expertise just a friendly suggestion.
/tiphat.
***EDITING TO ADD.....test it on an old rubber floor mat first, then stand back and be amazed.
I'm not a professional but would advise to test it in an inconspicuous area. Wait a day/three/10 and have at it once you have confidence. Again not responsible for Internet expertise just a friendly suggestion.
/tiphat.
***EDITING TO ADD.....test it on an old rubber floor mat first, then stand back and be amazed.
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Automotive flooring manufacturer here, this is 100% not caused by the owner. This is a material issue.
When we developed Armorlite we purchased a Bronco that had the factory washout floor, it had the same issue it was often present in areas that did not get touched as much. I tried a variety of cleaners and was not able to get it off. I did not try the LA's Finest cleaner recommended by the TSB.
I will note that the Armorlite floor is not the same composition, ours is a TPO, it does not do this, it does not fade, stain or discolor. Our unique cleaner also restores any discoloring left from other cleaners like dish soap.
OP, I would buy the cleaner mentioned in the TSB and give it a try. But know this is nothing you are doing to your Bronco. Best of luck!
When we developed Armorlite we purchased a Bronco that had the factory washout floor, it had the same issue it was often present in areas that did not get touched as much. I tried a variety of cleaners and was not able to get it off. I did not try the LA's Finest cleaner recommended by the TSB.
I will note that the Armorlite floor is not the same composition, ours is a TPO, it does not do this, it does not fade, stain or discolor. Our unique cleaner also restores any discoloring left from other cleaners like dish soap.
OP, I would buy the cleaner mentioned in the TSB and give it a try. But know this is nothing you are doing to your Bronco. Best of luck!
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My '22 BL has also been doing this for a while, though not nearly (yet) to the extent yours has. Like you, I've never washed out the floorboard with anything. Maybe I've wiped it off a few times with a damp cloth.
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A fine Catholic drink indeed. My Irish lass approves.
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I was pretty tempted to try this (my Tuxedo is a very good looking boy). After much deliberation (and several sleepless nights), I decided I really don't want any kittens.
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