Shin-etsu grease ...
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From: manhattan beach, calif
Originally Posted by silverlude2001,Sep 27 2004, 11:37 AM
I dont want to apply it on all the hinges etc and then have a mess on my hands
when the top is folded. Thanks!
when the top is folded. Thanks!
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From: Sebring Silver Spring, MD
Apply very tiny amount on rubber. It takes some time for grease to get into rubber.
don't put too much, or your rubber seals will look too wet..(like mine.. keep getting grease mark on my windows for months).
GO LUDE!
don't put too much, or your rubber seals will look too wet..(like mine.. keep getting grease mark on my windows for months).
GO LUDE!
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From: Hawaii
Originally Posted by StockSH,Sep 27 2004, 10:33 AM
Apply very tiny amount on rubbers. It takes some time for grease to get into rubber.
don't put too much, or your rubbers will look too wet..(like mine.. keep getting grease mark on my windows for months).
GO LUDE!
don't put too much, or your rubbers will look too wet..(like mine.. keep getting grease mark on my windows for months).
GO LUDE!
Otherwise, it's an incredible product to use. Less is better. I can't imagine how many cars you can do with that tube... but it's a lot.
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Originally Posted by StockSH,Sep 27 2004, 12:33 PM
Apply very tiny amount on rubbers. It takes some time for grease to get into rubber.
don't put too much, or your rubbers will look too wet..(like mine.. keep getting grease mark on my windows for months).
GO LUDE!
don't put too much, or your rubbers will look too wet..(like mine.. keep getting grease mark on my windows for months).
GO LUDE!
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