weather stripping
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Cruising
Joined: Jan 2012
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weather stripping
Hi all.
recently bought a 1989 money pit.
been working on it last few weeks.
finally got the cluster worked out and a few other problems solved.
my newest project is the weather stripping. most of ones i was shopping had rotted out
rubber. this car in its former life was garage kept in air conditioning.
its weather stripping is great.
question is how do i keep it that way?
is ther a spray or something i should treat it with?
silicone or some special stuff?
other question is the (abs plastic?) air cleaner. its screw tab is broken. i have the part.
have tried several 2 part epoxies to hold together. even with very light pressure from the hold down screw it just lifts out.
poor bonding. any advic
recently bought a 1989 money pit.
been working on it last few weeks.
finally got the cluster worked out and a few other problems solved.
my newest project is the weather stripping. most of ones i was shopping had rotted out
rubber. this car in its former life was garage kept in air conditioning.
its weather stripping is great.
question is how do i keep it that way?
is ther a spray or something i should treat it with?
silicone or some special stuff?
other question is the (abs plastic?) air cleaner. its screw tab is broken. i have the part.
have tried several 2 part epoxies to hold together. even with very light pressure from the hold down screw it just lifts out.
poor bonding. any advic
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 1,079
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From: Niagara Falls ON
As for the weatherstripping, there are several products on the market that will keep the weatherstripping in good shape. I am not too fussy because I know that opinions change rapidly about what is good and what isn't...kind of like shampoos.
As for your air cleaner, here is a post on that
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...-radiator.html
As for your air cleaner, here is a post on that
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...-radiator.html
