Rubber weatherstripping treatment
- Thread starter Vetteman
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I've been using AC Delco silicone emulsion on the roof and door rubbers.
Part number: 1#10953014. The GM dealers carry it.
Part number: 1#10953014. The GM dealers carry it.
I've heard of a lot of people using dielectric grease and I tried it but I don't really know how well it works. I've used Mother's Rubber/Vinyl/Plastic protectant. However, I think I'll give the GM stuff a shot next time.
I use Mothers. It goes on easy and doesn't muck anything else up.
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I have been using Auto Glym (sp?) Vinyl and Rubber Protectant. It seems to work very well, I would recommend it, got mine at Canadian Tire.
I have used the Auto Glym protectant too. Still have some in the bottle. Probably any product will be a whole lot better than nothing at all. I do all the rubbers a couple or three times over the summer and last thing in the fall. Not that big of a job but rubbers are about the first visible parts that do deteriorate on a car, from my experience.
