Maintaining Weather Seals
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i've tried a search for about 5 minutes and couldnt come up with anything...
i'm wondering how to properly maintain the weather seals on my car (doors, windows, t-tops) so that they don't crack or dry out or whatever...
i've heard putting a thin layer of baby oil on all of them the first day of winter is the thing to do....
any help is appreciated
i'm wondering how to properly maintain the weather seals on my car (doors, windows, t-tops) so that they don't crack or dry out or whatever...
i've heard putting a thin layer of baby oil on all of them the first day of winter is the thing to do....
any help is appreciated
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baby oil is what was recomended at the stealership. Weatherstrip treatments are also available.
http://www.maxperformancecars.com/in...=61&Itemid=126
http://www.maxperformancecars.com/in...=61&Itemid=126
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Fluidfilm works good as well. There's a spnosor on here that has free samples. If you wanted to try it. http://ad.doubleclick.net/click%3Bh=...fluid-film.com