treatment for weather stripping

[We Gone]

Had this tube left over from a job about 20 years ago used on more than 15 vettes twice a year, a little goes a long ways as FU stated

[Paul Workman]

Originally Posted by We Gone

Had this tube left over from a job about 20 years ago used on more than 15 vettes twice a year, a little goes a long ways as FU stated

Hmmmm.... Looks like the key ingredient is SILICONE, no?

[We Gone]

Originally Posted by Paul Workman

Hmmmm.... Looks like the key ingredient is SILICONE, no?

That's what it says lol, I'll say this much been using it on the 91 for the last 12 years and the seals still look and feel like new.

[Paul Workman]

Originally Posted by We Gone

That's what it says lol, I'll say this much been using it on the 91 for the last 12 years and the seals still look and feel like new.

What!? Only tested for 23 years? What kind of fly-by-night product is that? LOL!

[WVZR-1]

Originally Posted by Paul Workman

Hmmmm.... Looks like the key ingredient is SILICONE, no?

You don't want a "Silicone" based product anywhere near your painters shop. Does NOT make for a happy painter. If you use a good bit of Silicone based products let your painter know.

[Racinfan83]

Here is a link to the Aerospace 303. I got mine at a local O'Reillys that had ordered a case to get ONE for somebody - so it was not on the shelf they had it in the case box behind the counter. So they can order it or you can get it on Amazon too..
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/br...roducts&mc=TTP

[We Gone]

Originally Posted by WVZR-1

You don't want a "Silicone" based product anywhere near your painters shop. Does NOT make for a happy painter. If you use a good bit of Silicone based products let your painter know.

You are 100% correct that is why I only use it on weather-stripping and the water proof plugs.

[Z51JEFF]

Ive used Krytox but dielectric grease is also good.

[Paul Workman]

Originally Posted by We Gone

You are 100% correct that is why I only use it on weather-stripping and the water proof plugs.

Yeah. I think avoiding spraying it on tires, ore the like should be avoided. I spray it on a rag or take the sprayer pump out and pour some directly onto a rag and then apply it to tires - to keep it from getting on the paint.

Brett might know, but I wonder if Dawn will strip silicon off of paint?

[PhillipsLT5]

How is this?
http://www.amazon.com/Sil-Glyde-Sili.../dp/B0054DWS1W