slayer_taunu

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(tried searching for this, but no luck)

what is the proper way to maintain the weather stripping for the t-tops and side windows? is something like armor all good enough? or do i need to take it up a notch with something special?

bboyferal

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For all weather stripping, use silicone grease.

68ss_00ss_87_95

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i use white lithium grease.....just make sure you dont put too much on or it leaves a white residue

Dal1as

Dielectric grease. Wipe it on with your finger. A few days later after it's absorbed a bit. Remove excess with a rag. Do not do where the window is going to touch though. Dielectric grease is also good for in the front channel for the side window. Lasts much longer than silicone which will eventually wash away.

Droopy8503

can u buy dielectric grease at autozone or something??

Shallow Bay

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Yeah, I just picked up a small can of that stuff the other day from Autozone.

JonB

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dielectric grease is what i use as well.

ThatGuySkye

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Yes, something like Armor All or another water based dressing would work. Never tried grease, but I wouldn't ever want to either.

PontiacFan

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GM part #12345579, Dielectric Silicone Grease, 1fl.oz. tube
Usually runs about $8-10 depending on your dealer.

AncientRgn

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I use tire dressing

slayer_taunu

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ok, 5 different answers... not exactly the answer i wanted

Viper

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Try searching the net, you'll find 20 more answers. Weather stripping is weather stripping, regardless of car.

http://forums.roadfly.com/forums/det...5405529&page=1