Since I started using full blown coatings I use all of my old seal n shine and other spray sealants for mats, trim, tires and even on my roll out trash cans. Yeah that's right. I did detail my trash cans and seal n shine them.
Sooooooo, I was thinking about doing this combo the other day. I have the Mckee's Rejuvenator and I have the BC2, but I decided not too do this. I was thinking that the BC2 might make the surfaces slippery. Well, guess what I am going to do later! Go ahead! Guess!
BC2 is a very versatile product and has many uses. For years I used Hyper Dressing it it always made the surface a tad slippery even diluted 10:1 and it did not leave protection like BC2. Thank you for a very helpful video!
Thats really cool. My problem is i bought the Honda floor mats when i bought my Ridgeline, and the factory mats are extremely cheap. In a couple of years theyre worn out. The carpeting underneath is even cheaper! I have the McKees37 mat rejuvenater, but does help worn out areas. Thanks for video Brian
Brian, great video. I own weather tech floor liners and copied your procedure yesterday. BC2 is really easy to apply. Question. So now that the liners are protected what is the best practice for weekly/monthly cleaning during the winter months? Just clean the liners with the McKee's 37 Floor Mat & Cargo Liner Rejuvenator and dry off? Thanks Paul.
Hey Brian, Great video as always. Just in fun I need to point out a rookie mistake. Always replace the cap on the bottle before spreading out the product. That mat looked awesome which for Weather Tech we know is not an easy task.
My only problem with the WeatherTech mats is the abrasion always shows up (lighter) but yet to find anything to pull back the original color. Would this solve that issue?
I love chemical guys floor matt cleaner and protectant it's the only product of there's I like and it works better than the mckees matt cleaner and comes out darker and protected plusnit doesn't smell nearly as bad as the mckees matt cleaner. I also top them off with a sealant.
Non-slip?...............................NOW THAT IS THE SELLING POINT!..............Weathertech simply couldn't meet my needs, however, I found that the HUSKY brand of molded floor mats and bed mats, can. Unfortunately, like Weathertech, they love to hold their stains.
Since I started using full blown coatings I use all of my old seal n shine and other spray sealants for mats, trim, tires and even on my roll out trash cans. Yeah that's right. I did detail my trash cans and seal n shine them.
Lol, I was thinking about doing mine too. I’m glad I’m not the only one now.
@@dini1046 The can stays clean now with a weekly hose down and a touch wash once every month or 2. Got the nicest can on the block!
Great video and impressive combo Brian.
A great demonstration Brian! I wouldn't have thought BC2 on the mats!
Sooooooo, I was thinking about doing this combo the other day. I have the Mckee's Rejuvenator and I have the BC2, but I decided not too do this. I was thinking that the BC2 might make the surfaces slippery.
Well, guess what I am going to do later!
Go ahead! Guess!
Smooth rubber or plastic would be a different story.
Wow nice combo, think will have to give this a try
Wowsers! Very nice. Going to have to try! Thank you Brian!!
Love the versatility of Bc-2.
Great demo and impressive combo, thanks Brian
Looks good
Excellent product in your line 👊🏼
BC2 is a very versatile product and has many uses. For years I used Hyper Dressing it it always made the surface a tad slippery even diluted 10:1 and it did not leave protection like BC2. Thank you for a very helpful video!
Awsome ! My Wife has a very sensitive nose so she will appreciate not having a chemical scent !! Thanks For The Info 😊
Thanks Brian. Another great tip from you, much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent!
Yep.. I will be getting some.. eventually 👌
looks like a great combo
Very nice!
Looking good
Awesome. Don’t have BC2 but a similar product that I will use.
Killer combo…I have them both.
Thats really cool. My problem is i bought the Honda floor mats when i bought my Ridgeline, and the factory mats are extremely cheap. In a couple of years theyre worn out. The carpeting underneath is even cheaper! I have the McKees37 mat rejuvenater, but does help worn out areas. Thanks for video Brian
How many washings long does the water repelency last?
Brian, great video. I own weather tech floor liners and copied your procedure yesterday. BC2 is really easy to apply. Question. So now that the liners are protected what is the best practice for weekly/monthly cleaning during the winter months? Just clean the liners with the McKee's 37 Floor Mat & Cargo Liner Rejuvenator and dry off? Thanks Paul.
Huh that interesting I would have thought it would make it super slippery
So the surface will be nonslip? Would you recommend this combo for the rubber flooring of golf carts used to transport guests?
Smooth flat rubber will be a different story.
Awesome product 👌
Thanks 😊
Hey Brian, Great video as always. Just in fun I need to point out a rookie mistake. Always replace the cap on the bottle before spreading out the product. That mat looked awesome which for Weather Tech we know is not an easy task.
I was waiting for this video to come out. How about convertible tops now?
Vinyl tops....absolutely.
My only problem with the WeatherTech mats is the abrasion always shows up (lighter) but yet to find anything to pull back the original color. Would this solve that issue?
For that probably only rubber paint will or dye
Improvement...but will not restore to factory texture.
Hi Brian,
Would BC3 work also?
Not on these....could make them slippery as well.
@@apexdetail85 ok thanks
I love chemical guys floor matt cleaner and protectant it's the only product of there's I like and it works better than the mckees matt cleaner and comes out darker and protected plusnit doesn't smell nearly as bad as the mckees matt cleaner. I also top them off with a sealant.
Thanks for the tip, however does not make good financial business sense for my shop...
Non-slip?...............................NOW THAT IS THE SELLING POINT!..............Weathertech simply couldn't meet my needs, however, I found that the HUSKY brand of molded floor mats and bed mats, can. Unfortunately, like Weathertech, they love to hold their stains.
First!!!!
Disappointing that WT mats are so inferior for the price wow.