Rubber Renew?
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Rubber Renew?



Matt, 

There are many products out there for rubber but I would urge you to avoid any of them with silicone content. My personal preference for the task you describe would be multiple coats of Meguiar's #40 (professional line - tan bottles) for rubber and vinyl. I love the stuff and use it on all rubber (including tires) on ALL my cars.

Wayne


Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2003 07:45:15 -0700
From: "jennifer allyn" <gearhead.girl@xxxx>
Subject: Rubber Renew?

I have an NOS piece of weather-strip that I'd like to use, as a
reproduction is not available.

Being that is was made in 1962 it is now a little stiff.

Any thought on how to soften it up again so it's shape can be restored,
thus installed properly?

Thanks,

Matt Allyn




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