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what should i use around my door seals and seals for t-tops to keep them looking nice and fresh? most of all t-tops my lookin a little light and this can be seen when there out. i was told not to use armor all... got anther ? where to find the peace on your shifter that shows what gear your in , in white to match white face gauages thanks for any help...
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Originally Posted by Z-Nasty
what should i use around my door seals and seals for t-tops to keep them looking nice and fresh? most of all t-tops my lookin a little light and this can be seen when there out. i was told not to use armor all... got anther ? where to find the peace on your shifter that shows what gear your in , in white to match white face gauages thanks for any help...
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me too, I have heard of another product though (thread around here somewhere) but this is the site...
http://www.303products.com/main.php?infopage=protectant
http://www.303products.com/main.php?infopage=protectant
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pure silicone works good for me just coat all them down good let it set for a while then wipe off excess. Works and looks great infact i think in the gm book lists gm silicone to keep your rubber on car looking new .....same as just 100% silicone in tube form................hint:hint... dielectric grease