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Re-conditioning Rubber Seals
I have been looking at the door seals on my 300D. They are pretty good, perhaps a little dry around the corners. Is there something that can be used to preserve and perhaps even revitalize? Or should I just plan to replace them.
I have heard replacement seals never are quite as good as the originals. Thanks, William |
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Aerospace 303 Protectant
Or Vinylex.
[All this kinda stuff (Rubber Compounds,Vinyl, Etc.)"Outgases" the semi-liquid VOC components over time, All you can do is try to slow down the eventual disintegration.] [The Sun is our Savior...93 Million Mile Away... BUT, the UV destroys EVERYTHING it touches.] The Original O.E. REPLACEMENT seals from Mercedes were "Top Drawer",who knows WTF they've outsourced and try to sell you now(?)
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I too have had good success with Aerospace 303. It isn't too greasy or glossy like other products when used correctly. Keeps all plastics and rubber or vinyl trim looking fresh.
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Another vote for 303 aerospace protectant
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