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gazzard27

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Any decent APC should shift it, a soft toothbrush might be a good thing to get in there (don't put it back next to your sink though :lol: )

 

If it's been neglected (which it sounds like it) I'd suggest that once you have cleaned, rinsed and dried it, try some gummi pfledge to look after it.

 

http://www.micksgarage.com/proddetails.aspx?pid=1584628

 

 

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Any decent APC should shift it, a soft toothbrush might be a good thing to get in there (don't put it back next to your sink though :lol: )

 

If it's been neglected (which it sounds like it) I'd suggest that once you have cleaned, rinsed and dried it, try some gummi pfledge to look after it.

 

http://www.micksgara...spx?pid=1584628

 

My young Padawan here has all the answers you seek. Except the toothbrush; use the wife's, then you can even put it back afterwards. :teeth:

 

The rubber seals on the Z are easily accessible, so a microfibre cloth might be easier than a brush. I'd also recommend using Gummi Pfledge on rubber after cleaning with APC regardless of it's previous state as it will prevent the APC from drying the rubber out too much.

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