Weatherstripping
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Not so expensive if you get it at Wal-Mart or Pep Boys. And after I've rubbed in the grease really good, I use 303 Aerospace Protectant on my weatherstripping to keep it soft. Also VERY expensive. And it CAN'T be found at Wal-Mart or Pep Boys. I had to buy it from a local marine shop at $17 a pint!
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I've been using a silicone paste that I got from a local body shop. Seems to do a good job of keeping the weatherstripping nice and soft. You can also use dielectric grease on it.
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Not so expensive if you get it at Wal-Mart or Pep Boys. And after I've rubbed in the grease really good, I use 303 Aerospace Protectant on my weatherstripping to keep it soft. Also VERY expensive. And it CAN'T be found at Wal-Mart or Pep Boys. I had to buy it from a local marine shop at $17 a pint!
