vetteship

Other than Aerospace 303, what else is out there that's "better" ? Thanks. (no matter what type of towel/applicator I use with 303, I can't find a way out of the streaks as its being applied).

Martinez310

Try Meguiars Mirror Glaze #40 Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner / Conditioner

CyberGrayGS

http://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett-...m_campaign=CSE

ls1121

I use dielectric grease once a year.

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oh1vette

What I've been using for 5 years now.....

vetteship

Thanks Gentlemen, now how do I remove the already applied Aero 303 ? (or do I need to before applying other products)

PinnacleAutoCT

1z gummi pflege has been used by pro detailers for many years to treat rubber door seals. It's designed specifically for this purpose and is also relatively cheap given how long a bottle lasts.

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

http://www.autogeek.net/303-rubber-seal-protectant.html

If you like 303, you might like the new design for seals.

There are indeed many other items available for this area also. I too use 1Z Einszett most often. Its water-resistant and appears to last quite awhile. One hint, remember to allow the area 10 minutes or so to dry before closing doors or windows. Consider buffing the area with a MF towel to remove any excess also.

vetteship

I am after the best of the best, the weather seals on my car are expensive to replace (if you can find the parts) and want to prolong them for as long as I can. I'll try a few suggested here, (thanks again). I find it a little tricky getting the product on the seals only without touching the surrounding paint.

ztheusa

That is the beauty of Lemon Pledge. Spray it on the weather stripping and don't worry about the paint in the jam. Wipe it off with a slightly damp micro fiber rag. Looks great and is so easy/fast to do you can do it every wash.

Better than 303 any day.

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

Many applicators exist and are available. Generally speaking, I still find the foamy and MF wax applicators best. They are easy to bend and shape as needed and hold product well. The beauty of the new 303 bottle (and 1Z Einszett) is the design, its like a shoe polish applicator. Prime it (pump) and the foam tip contains enough to start driving around the surrounds. Re-prime as needed and wipe off any excess. Allow to dry.

ronkh57

Exactly