Rubber running dressings

Armor-all used to have a dressing that didn't shine. It made rubber look new instead of putting that distasteful (to me) shine on it. Since I haven't been able to find it anymore, I just wash the rubber and let it go.

Edit: I found the bottle of ArmorAll that I used. It is called Low Gloss. It has a milky white color. It must not have been popular.
 

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Yes, I used to use glycerin based brake fluid on rubber and it did a good job. $.25 at good garage sales everywhere.
 
being black, it really gets hot-pounded by the sun' UV. The top material on closed cars - how does one protect that in any way - Thank you.
 
Kiwi shoe polish in the flat can. Put it on heavy brush it in good. Let it dry then buff it off with a clean brush final buff with a clean towel. I have been using it on the original running boards of my 36 for 50 years they look great and it lasts good also. You won’t be disappointed.
 
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