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Protecting weather strips
- Thread starter Julia
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I have owned more cars than I can count....the only time I treated weather stripping was on a 63 vette...having to treat weather strip on a new vehicle is absurd .My sales guy told me to use armor all on my weather strips, is that the best product to preserve them, or should I use something else?
Thanks!
Thanks! I've never done it either.. what do you use on the chrome?I have owned more cars than I can count....the only time I treated weather stripping was on a 63 vette...having to treat weather strip on a new vehicle is absurd .
1) All rubber gets VLR from Mother’s for me.
2) Chrome is a stepped process. Clean thoroughly with soap and water. Coat with wax. Add Armor All wheel protectant. You let the AA wheel protectant dry to a haze and then buff off. It’s meant to reject brake dust but works with finger prints and dirt as well.
2) Chrome is a stepped process. Clean thoroughly with soap and water. Coat with wax. Add Armor All wheel protectant. You let the AA wheel protectant dry to a haze and then buff off. It’s meant to reject brake dust but works with finger prints and dirt as well.
Thanks so much!1) All rubber gets VLR from Mother’s for me.
2) Chrome is a stepped process. Clean thoroughly with soap and water. Coat with wax. Add Armor All wheel protectant. You let the AA wheel protectant dry to a haze and then buff off. It’s meant to reject brake dust but works with finger prints and dirt as well.