Tip: Keeping any seals in good shape
08-14-03, 03:44 PM
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Tip: Keeping any seals in good shape
Ive found that using armorall on every single seal on my car makes the thing almost water tight, just thought it might be good to tell ya all.
08-14-03, 04:09 PM
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Originally posted by banzaitoyota
And causing rapid deterioration of yor seals
And causing rapid deterioration of yor seals
We are talking about door & hatch weather strips, right?
I've been using formula 2000 protectant for years..
08-14-03, 07:40 PM
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Originally posted by Mephis
hmm, my seals are as soft as can be and feel better than seals on a new car, it dont eat em!
hmm, my seals are as soft as can be and feel better than seals on a new car, it dont eat em!
08-14-03, 10:47 PM
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On my 1988 SE non-turbo, I have used spray protectant on all rubber seals/parts,rubber bushings/suspension parts, dash and interior plastic parts since purchasing car new in 1988. All said rubber/plastic parts are in good shape with no deterioation/cracking - not even dash with is in excellent shape. A good name brand silicon protectant will not eat rubber parts - this is a myth.
