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reflexboy
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Thanks for the info Dave
lubricating rubber seals
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I would go with Simon, used it for the last 2 years on all the rubber seals on my SL55, and my Wife's Audi TT droptop. And both been fine.
Got the stuff off ebay
jefrs
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WD-40 has been mentioned as a lubricant for rubber.
Well, you know those rubber hand grips on bicycles? - WD-40 dissolves them, turns them into a sticky mess.
WD-40 is a de-watering fluid not a lubricant, it is for throwing into the turbines of naval jets as they spool down, to remove sea water from the engines. WD-40 is not a lubricant, it can remove oils and greases that are supposed to be there.
Well, you know those rubber hand grips on bicycles? - WD-40 dissolves them, turns them into a sticky mess.
WD-40 is a de-watering fluid not a lubricant, it is for throwing into the turbines of naval jets as they spool down, to remove sea water from the engines. WD-40 is not a lubricant, it can remove oils and greases that are supposed to be there.
