Rear window rubber replacement
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Originally Posted by Ron
I wonder who makes the insulation material they make reference to and what are the properties of that material, like non-hardening, medium bodied or whatever.
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After I go over the car with clear water and a mocrofibre wash cloth I get out the electric garden blower. All known points of water retention get the treatment, window rubbers, you name it. Do yourself a favour and get one of these. Imagine, you've just spent a long time cleaning the wheels, you stand back and what happens. Crud drops out of your disks all over the inside of your rims. Don't you hate that. Crank the blower up high and it's gone. Keeping these cars looking good is not rocket science, rather, common sense.