Winter is coming
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At the expense of Kelly Kim asking, "What's winter?", I was wondering how I should treat the rubber seals of my car for winter storage. My goal it to increase the longevity of the seals. The manual says something about glycerin. I tried that - it is a sticky liquid that doesn't seem to soak into the rubber even over the entire winter. What is the best practice out there for keeping your rubber in good condition?
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I agree with 303, great stuff! Then again, I am not a detailer, so there maybe a better product for this purpose..
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I'll second this advice...since I had a Rennlist tip about 303 Products, I have been using the protectant with great results...the 303 cleaning products are great as well...
By the way...winter is coming...time to enjoy the car "topless"! ;- )
By the way...winter is coming...time to enjoy the car "topless"! ;- )