keysl
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Whats the best thing to apply to the rubbers for sticky windows?
WD40?
Grease?
Thanks,
Key
WD40?
Grease?
Thanks,
Key
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keysl
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Anybody?
I searched out "Silicone Spray" but no idea which one to buy....
I searched out "Silicone Spray" but no idea which one to buy....
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Furniture polish is a good substitute.
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Get some 3 in 1 silicone spray from the makers of wd40 - you'll find it on ebay etc - it works and seems to gradually soften the rubbers too. Good luck!
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keysl
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Need to get the new car into you once I collect next week Ian for a good servicing and once over.
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Hi. I've used RS Silicone contact spray with great success. This question has been asked recently, so do a search on this forum for the list of answers.
Also, while you're at it, you might as well give all the rubbers on your doors and windows a good going over with this spray as they tend to dry out.
Also, while you're at it, you might as well give all the rubbers on your doors and windows a good going over with this spray as they tend to dry out.
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I had this issue on one of our Golfs and got a silicone spray from the local VW dealer for a few quid.
Worked a treat.
Worked a treat.
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