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    need advice (weatherstrip clearner)

    I am looking for the best product that cleans, restores and protects the rubber weatherstipping on my truck. can anyone point me in the right direction here? my weatherstripping looks dull and i want that new look to it along with the protection that keeps it from cracking.

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    This is my preference:

    303 Aerospace Protectant
    Rick....now in North Texas

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    Are you talking about the black trim around windows or the weather stripping where the door meets the body?

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    303 gets my vote as well.

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    303 Aerospace Protectant.
    This last weekend I talked with a guy that used to be a guide on white water rapid trips. He said that after they started spraying the rafts with 303 before rolling them up they had no more sticking when unrolling. That's what I want with a trim rubber protectant, no sticking.

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    303 Aerospace Protectant
    AMG Classic Automotive Detailing 45 year's and still going at it!


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    Einszett makes one is a roller type canister also, gummi-fledge I believe is the name.


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    Quote Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek View Post
    Einszett makes one is a roller type canister also, gummi-fledge I believe is the name.
    I recently bought this and I like it. It is very easy to apply. 1Z Einsett Rubber Care Stick Gummi Pflege.

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