Anyone got any advise or tips on bringing em back to new looking.. have a few scrappy jobs which are caked in crap of which most is off and the original ones i have coolant etc have the factory yellow film amongst outher stuff on em....whats the best solution to use without Dmg'n the rubber
cheers
Cleaning Hoses etc
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dobbie82
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hot soapy water to get crap off then silicone spray to protect them, stop cracking etc (halfrauds sell it in 500ml yellow tins for doing window seals etc)
doesnt paraffin eat rubber??
doesnt paraffin eat rubber??
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Yeah, 'Gunk' degreaser worked nicely on mine (especially the new foam action one - which stinks but is good stuff!) then a good rinse and finally 'polish' them with back to black. Some of my old hoses came up like new! 
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DRIFTBOY wrote:Yeah, 'Gunk' degreaser worked nicely on mine (especially the new foam action one - which stinks but is good stuff!) then a good rinse and finally 'polish' them with back to black. Some of my old hoses came up like new!
I forgot how much that stuff stinks
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Why not just buy a new set from the dealer? 
Paid £63 for a full set including new hose clips when I did mine!
EDIT> Slight lie, didn't get the throttle heater hose but still!
Paid £63 for a full set including new hose clips when I did mine!
EDIT> Slight lie, didn't get the throttle heater hose but still!



