Greasing your rubbers?
Originally posted by Zoinks
This the stuff?
This the stuff?
thx for the reminder socal...never had this maitenance issue with the TL, you know?
Interesting comments. I got my 2000 S2000 in May of 2000 and had not uses the
Shin Etsu yet. Only 7500 miles and a lot of garage time with the top up. Think I better
put some on now as per remarks. How about down low on the inside front of the doors. Rubber meets rubber there also, I think?????
Shin Etsu yet. Only 7500 miles and a lot of garage time with the top up. Think I better
put some on now as per remarks. How about down low on the inside front of the doors. Rubber meets rubber there also, I think?????
I use it anywhere there is exposed rubber, including the trunk and hood seals, door and window seals, convertible top seals and various seals in the engine compartment.
It only takes 2 or 3 minutes, but has the potential to prevent a lot of problems later.
It only takes 2 or 3 minutes, but has the potential to prevent a lot of problems later.
Originally posted by Tifosi Red
I've been telling everyone who asks that this stuff rules! It leaves your seals better than new without the smeary residue that ends up on your glass etc. that Shin Etsu leaves. It doesn't get your seals coated with dust and fibres like Shin Etsu either. I love it (and it has a gorgeous Coconut smell to boot!!)
I've been telling everyone who asks that this stuff rules! It leaves your seals better than new without the smeary residue that ends up on your glass etc. that Shin Etsu leaves. It doesn't get your seals coated with dust and fibres like Shin Etsu either. I love it (and it has a gorgeous Coconut smell to boot!!)
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