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Total price R 1,525.00
No Grease. No Shine.
Most rubber dressings leave mats looking wet and feeling slippery. Gummifix goes on dry, conditions the rubber properly, and leaves a natural finish that looks like the car just came out of the factory - not a valet that overdid the tyre shine.
Why Gummifix
Four reasons professionals choose this over generic dressings.
No silicone oil means no greasy residue, no contamination risk and no transfer onto shoes or clothing.
Treated mats and panels look naturally fresh, not overdressed or slippery underfoot.
Regular use helps keep rubber supple and resistant to drying, cracking and premature ageing.
Works across rubber foot mats, plastic floor surfaces and interior rubber trim in one product.
Gummifix vs. Generic Rubber Dressing
Cheap rubber dressings get the job done on a surface level, but the formula matters for safety, finish quality and long-term care. Here is how Gummifix stacks up against a typical budget alternative.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Silicone-oil-free formula | Yes | No |
| Non-greasy, non-slip finish | Yes | No |
| Safe on rubber and hard plastic | Yes | Yes |
| Natural, matte appearance | Yes | No |
| Conditions rubber against cracking | Yes | Yes |
| Professional-grade German formulation | Yes | No |
Professional Formula
Without silicone oil in the formula, Gummifix conditions rubber and plastic without the drawbacks - no greasy transfer, no contamination risk for paintwork, and no slick feeling underfoot. It is the kind of product professional detailers reach for when they need a proper interior finish, not a shortcut.
Reviews
My rubber mats used to look dull and dry no matter what I put on them. Gummifix brought them back to looking factory-fresh without any of that greasy sheen I hate. Genuinely impressed.
Tried a silicone dressing once and my mats were slippery for weeks. This is a completely different experience - dry touch, natural look, no drama. Exactly what the interior needed.
Does the job well on rubber mats and the door seals. Finish is subtle rather than dressed, which suits me fine. Would like a slightly larger bottle for the price.
Door seals on my bakkie were starting to look cracked and faded. A few applications of this and they look conditioned and dark again. No residue on my hands either.
No grease, no slip, no transfer onto the carpet when the mat shifts. That is all I needed from a rubber product and Gummifix delivers it.
Solid product for interior rubber care. The non-greasy part is not marketing - you genuinely cannot tell anything has been applied, which is the point. Packaging from Detailer SA was secure and well wrapped.
Koch-Chemie quality as expected. Clean application, natural finish on the plastic panels, and the rubber seals feel properly conditioned. A small bottle goes a long way on interior surfaces.
Questions
Gummifix is formulated for rubber foot mats, plastic floor surfaces and other interior rubber or plastic trim. Keep it off leather, fabric, glass and painted surfaces - it is designed specifically for rubber and hard plastic.
No. That is the core benefit of this product. It is silicone-oil-free and non-greasy, so the result is a clean, natural appearance rather than a wet or glossy sheen. Rubber mats treated with Gummifix will not feel slippery underfoot.
Clean the surface first to remove loose dirt and debris. Apply Gummifix to the surface or to a cloth or applicator, work it in evenly, and then wipe off any excess with a clean cloth. No long flash time is required before buffing.
Yes. Rubber door and boot seals are among the surfaces this product suits well. Regular use helps condition the rubber and can reduce premature cracking or hardening caused by UV exposure and age.
Yes, and this is where the non-greasy, silicone-oil-free formula really matters. Conventional rubber dressings can make mats slippery. Gummifix leaves a dry-touch finish that is safe for regular foot traffic inside the vehicle.
Gummifix is described as an interior product for rubber mats and plastic floor surfaces. For exterior rubber trim, seals or tyre sidewalls, Koch-Chemie's exterior-specific dressings would be the better match.
For foot mats and high-traffic floor surfaces, applying it during each regular interior detail keeps the rubber in good condition. For seals and lower-wear trim, every few weeks or once a month is typically sufficient depending on use and sun exposure.
It is best to clean off any old dressing first, especially silicone-based products, so that Gummifix can bond properly to the surface. Applying over a greasy or contaminated surface will affect the finish and longevity of the treatment.
