Sticky weatherstripping

B

ben54

New member
What can you put on weatherstripping to make it not stick to the windows when you try to roll the windows down?
 
You might try one of the good vinyl/rubber protectants. I would make sure to massage it in thoroughly to try and keep it from leaving spots or streaks when the window is lowered.

Rain-X is also good idea. I use both and don't have your problem.
 
Mother's Back to Black is a good cleaner. Then use something to condition it.



I've never heard of sticky weatherstripping.
 
I second the Gummipfledge it works great has a good shoe polish type applicator and is priced right and should last a long time!:xyxthumbs
 
true blue blood said:
I second the Gummipfledge it works great has a good shoe polish type applicator and is priced right and should last a long time!:xyxthumbs
Click to expand...



Thanks for the replies, but I think the weatherstripping is beyond reconditioning to soft and supple. The car is now 12 years old. I was hoping to put something on the weatherstripping to get it slick enough so that it doesn't stick to the window when it's rolled up. I already had one tint job ruined when the tint got stuck to the weatherstripping. So far, I've been using a tire dressing but it seems too temporary. I may just try the Gummipfledge just to see what happens.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top