993 squeaky windshield
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That "tube" is really a cord. I believe one fits it in between as much of the windshield and body as possible. The OP in the thread I linked to was able to fit double-thickness in some places.
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You can purchase a similar type cord from home depot. I did that about two months ago and the squeaks are 95% gone.
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i used to be quite **** about the creaks and applied Pedro whenever it comes back.
but when i read this thread today, i suddenly realized it's been creaking lately but i've made peace with it
but when i read this thread today, i suddenly realized it's been creaking lately but i've made peace with it
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Lanolin: get some at the drug store. warm the tube and apply as with Pedro.
Lanolin is a most amazing substance, [google it]compeltely removable unlike silicones, never dries out, and wont harm rubber or other organic compounds.
its water dispersant, dielectric, prvents crevice corrosion and dissimilar metal corrosion[ sailors have used it for millenia, its impervious to salt water]
we use it on stainless fittings into aluminum mast structures.
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Lanolin is a most amazing substance, [google it]compeltely removable unlike silicones, never dries out, and wont harm rubber or other organic compounds.
its water dispersant, dielectric, prvents crevice corrosion and dissimilar metal corrosion[ sailors have used it for millenia, its impervious to salt water]
we use it on stainless fittings into aluminum mast structures.
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Lanolin: get some at the drug store. warm the tube and apply as with Pedro.
Lanolin is a most amazing substance, [google it]compeltely removable unlike silicones, never dries out, and wont harm rubber or other organic compounds.
its water dispersant, dielectric, prvents crevice corrosion and dissimilar metal corrosion[ sailors have used it for millenia, its impervious to salt water]
we use it on stainless fittings into aluminum mast structures.
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Lanolin is a most amazing substance, [google it]compeltely removable unlike silicones, never dries out, and wont harm rubber or other organic compounds.
its water dispersant, dielectric, prvents crevice corrosion and dissimilar metal corrosion[ sailors have used it for millenia, its impervious to salt water]
we use it on stainless fittings into aluminum mast structures.
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