[QUOTE]Originally posted by acuraintegraman
hey nate, I have a bottle of the shin-etsu.

 

I used the shin-etzu VERY sparingly and had no mess.

 

Any silicone grease - available at any auto store - works fine. Spread with a couple fingers sparingly.

 

NAPA has this - it is much thicker than the Shin etsu crap, which I wasted my money on - it also is clear. Great to treat hard to reach weatherstrip.

 

Vinylex by Lexol

 

I like wipes! They are so cool! Easy to use, but damn expensive!

I have Lexol leather cleaner and conditioner, I guess I should pick up the vinylex too!

 

So you can use 303 on your seals? The same 303 I use on my top and plastic window?

 

Yea, and for those with Vinylex, it will do the same.

 

Zymol Seal Conditioner.

Extremely easy to use, no mess what-so-ever, smells great.

http://www.zymol.com/seal2.htm

 

road rage, that's what I use as well. I've only had to apply it twice, or possibly 3 times, in nearly 20k miles. Works great on lots of seals. I bought it originally for brake seals on an MG that I converted to silicone brake fluid.