What do you use to preserve your rubber seals?

[Fusion]

303 on my plastics and just ordered something called gummy phledge for the seals. supposed to be the bomb.

[CHIF8008]

salt water and lots of sunlight will do the trick

[Mr. Tasty]

salt water and lots of sunlight will do the trick

lolll

[mikeedler]

On rubber and plastic? I assume your being cheeky?

not at all. it really works awesome on everything- and if the plastic or (ex. B pillar trim is faded) it will make it look like new. I wax my cars atleast every other month and it I have not yet come across a better wax.

BTW, look at the pic- it is clearly on there it does not leave a white residue.

[10Toes]

[e30vert]

I recently picked up some blue liquid stuff from a local detail shop. Purchased it from the owner who is hispanic and he did not give me the name of the product. Kinda made it sound like some secret formula stuff.

He poured it from his main container into a super secret empty Aquafina water bottle. All the while looking over his shoulder and checking to see if anyone was watching. For all I know it could be colored man juice.

It looks like windex , but is very different. It goes on like an oil and permeates the rubber seals so they end up looking like new.Best part is that it does not remain oily or greasy at all once it dries into the material. Plus it smells kinda like an oil as well with some perfumed scent added.

I was sceptical at first , but saw some of the high end cars he does and its amazing work!

Hispanic + Super Secret Blue formula + Aquafina Bottle + on the down low = WIN!

[der affe]

Wurth makes a spray called RUBBER CARE that works very well.

[BadCab]

I use mink oil on most everything. It's awesome on leather and plastic. Put it on, let it sit a little and buff it off.