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I use gummiphledge on the weather seals, but use low shine tire shine for the rubber aroun the windows and back to black for the black plastic pieces.
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I use gummiphledge on the weather seals, but use low shine tire shine for the rubber aroun the windows and back to black for the black plastic pieces.
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I use gummiphledge on the weather seals, but use low shine tire shine for the rubber aroun the windows and back to black for the black plastic pieces.
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I use gummiphledge on the weather seals, but use low shine tire shine for the rubber aroun the windows and back to black for the black plastic pieces.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

what products do you use to maintain rubber moulding ,especially those pieces exposed to sun with top down

POST 2Original post

If it ain't painted, glass, clothe/fabric or leather......I 303 it.

POST 3Original post

Gummiplfege on all the rubber weatherseal/gaskets in the car. No complaints, find it works pretty well and keeps everything conditioned and pliable.

POST 4Original post

+1 on the 303. I originally used it on my boat and always bought it at the marina store. Now I use it more on the Porsche. Take special care of the big gasket between the windshield and the top. Are you sitting down??? You are?...ok. It's over $1000.

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+1 on this stuff. it works great, no sticky residue & it smells pretty good.

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I use gummiphledge on the weather seals, but use low shine tire shine for the rubber aroun the windows and back to black for the black plastic pieces.

POST 8Original post

+1 on the 303. I've been using it for awhile now and really like the results.

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