How do I make weatherstripping look good?
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How do I make weatherstripping look good?
You know the part that goes around windows? It's a little faded, with spots on it, and I want to shine it up. I've used Formula 113 in the past and it did wonders, but now I'm out of that stuff. I already tried Armor All.
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-The Gunny
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-The Gunny
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get mothers back to black and then use a silicone spray and putsome on it. that will bring back the blackness to it and then the silicone will shine it up nicely.
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try any tire shine product. i use that stuff on everything rubber. works great on radiator hoses and any other rubber under the hood. i dont even use it on tires anymore.
Try westley's bleach-white to get all of the dirt and gunk off of it... After that wipe it well with a wet cloth, then I use Mother's Back to Black, and it makes the weatherstripping look a LOT better.
Bleach-White is cheap, and works on just about anything rubber, especially tires, but be careful not to get it on your seats or clothes. It DOES have chlorine in it.
Bleach-White is cheap, and works on just about anything rubber, especially tires, but be careful not to get it on your seats or clothes. It DOES have chlorine in it.
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