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Old 09-01-2011, 07:13 PM
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what is the best product to protect/restore the weatherstripping around the windows. Its a combination flexible and hard rubber?

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303 Aerospace Protectant.
Protects against UV damage.
Leaves a nice dark black that doesn't look like Armor All.
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303 or there is an Einzzett product called Gummi Pfedge.
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A little off topic but related - I noticed that when I push down with my finger on the soft weather stripping around the inside rear side window weatherstripping that the black finish cracks with pressure. Has anyone else experienced this?
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thanks for suggestions
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I use the Einszett Deep Plastic Cleaner to get the oxidation out, then seal/dress with Gummi Pfledge



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