What should be used on the T bar/door rubbers to keep them supple and thus water resistant?
Silicon based? Non Silicon?
Any recommendations of products used?
Refreshing/Conditioning T-bar rubbers... how?
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Refreshing/Conditioning T-bar rubbers... how?
Evening all, I have a question for you as per the title really.
What should be used on the T bar/door rubbers to keep them supple and thus water resistant?
Silicon based? Non Silicon?
Any recommendations of products used?
What should be used on the T bar/door rubbers to keep them supple and thus water resistant?
Silicon based? Non Silicon?
Any recommendations of products used?
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Re: Refreshing/Conditioning T-bar rubbers... how?
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Re: Refreshing/Conditioning T-bar rubbers... how?
I now use Gummi Pflege used to use a silicon spray. Both are good, but the Gummi Pflege is easier/less messy to use and isn't silicon based. When I used the silicon spray I used to spray it into the cap lid and used a small bit of sponge to apply it ( trying to keep the silicon off the paintwork/windows) the Gummi Pflege has a built in applicator.
I normally redo the seals a couple of times a year to keep them soft.
Gummi Pflege used to use a silicon spray. Both are good, but the Gummi Pflege is easier/less messy to use and isn't silicon based. When I used the silicon spray I used to spray it into the cap lid and used a small bit of sponge to apply it ( trying to keep the silicon off the paintwork/windows) the Gummi Pflege has a built in applicator.I normally redo the seals a couple of times a year to keep them soft.