Rubber Preserver/protectant
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I just read from a older post about using a rubber preserver? They applied to the rubber bushings with a brush.. Where can this be bought and what brand should i use? Thanks
TOny
TOny
We refer to two brands commonly, the "303 Aerospace Protectant"... nationally at "Ace Hardware", in their auto supplies section. Secondly, "Vinylex", sold at Pep Boys and other national auto supply stores.
Both are supplied in spray pump bottles. I prefer the 303, but it costs a few dollars more..
Both are supplied in spray pump bottles. I prefer the 303, but it costs a few dollars more..
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Well i've reading some previous posts that were posted a few weeks ago about the 303 areospace protectant.. Its funny because I've been thinking about ordering it.. Thanks guys..
Tony
Tony
I have the 303 as well and it is just awesome. I use it on all the weather stripping rubber in the doors, trunk and hood as well as on my tires. It looks awesome - is not shiny, just a very dark flat black - makes everything look brand new.
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Originally Posted by Hameed
I have the 303 as well and it is just awesome. I use it on all the weather stripping rubber in the doors, trunk and hood as well as on my tires. It looks awesome - is not shiny, just a very dark flat black - makes everything look brand new. 
Tony
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Originally Posted by tmf2004
It looks like I'm going to have to order it online.. Ace nor Advanced had it.. 

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