Paint for Rubber

[Ret]

My car comes with beautifully matched carpeting in the front and trunk of the car. The Mustang with the three colored bars. But I live in the mountains and other than the trunk there is no way to keep that carpeting clean. A couple of years ago I bought some rubber mats, and they have the Mustang on them. I would like to paint the lower area around the Mustang, so it won't wear off. Is there a paint out there for this purpose.... Thanks

 

[Gladams]

Ask Sherman Williams, that might know of such an animal.

 

[JC SSP]

Try Eastwood. Call them and let them know what your looking for.

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[rocknrod]

Duplicolor makes a tire paint for rubber. https://www.duplicolor.com/product/tire-paint/

 

[Ret]

Thanks everyone for your response. I was looking for a paint to bring out the horse on the black rubber weather mats. On another Mustang site a fellow in Australia came up with what he had done to fight the dust and dirt in his area. Given I live in the mountains and no shortage of dirt and dust. His suggestion took me in a totally different direction.

This fellow had bought some of those clear plastic floor covering for office chairs. He then cut them out to fit his flooring. But at the end of his response, he said the magic word "Amazon". Guess what, they had clear rubber mats for my Mustang, as well as other brands. I got the mats for $15.00 because of points I could use to reduce the price.

I figure the original owner had spent a considerable sum for the Mustang emblems, including the trunk and a shame they weren't being displayed. The following photo's will show what I mean.

I can't say I'm 100 percent satisfied with the finished project but close enough and I've put enough effort into this.

 

[Ret]

Thanks everyone for your response. I was looking for a paint to bring out the horse on the black rubber weather mats. On another Mustang site a fellow in Australia came up with what he had done to fight the dust and dirt in his area. Given I live in the mountains and no shortage of dirt and dust. His suggestion took me in a totally different direction.

This fellow had bought some of those clear plastic floor covering for office chairs. He then cut them out to fit his flooring. But at the end of his response, he said the magic word "Amazon". Guess what, they had clear rubber mats for my Mustang, as well as other brands. I got the mats for $15.00 because of points I could use to reduce the price.

I figure the original owner had spent a considerable sum for the Mustang emblems, including the trunk and a shame they weren't being displayed. The following photo's will show what I mean.

I can't say I'm 100 percent satisfied with the finished project but close enough and I've put enough effort into this.