i was told some months back that putting glycerin on old rubber would bring new life to it. a table restorer down texas way told me this. i tried some but cant say that anything beneficial happened. would like to hear from this person to understand if their is something more than just rubbing on a little glycerin. gerald 901 412 9618
reconditioning rubber
- Thread starter gmillioni
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For what's its worth. I was in the printing industry and the rollers in the press are rubber and can be cleaned and rejuvenated but only when they are still good. Bad rubber is bad. Just replace it. If there was a fix it wouldn't be a secret and someone would have made millions Just my opinion
