Subject	cold weather and window seals
Posted by	snack_machine on December 12, 2005 at 2:06 PM
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Message	Anyone else been having problems with the windows sticking to the rubber windows seals? I'm worried this may be causing some excessive wear to them is there anything i can treat/coat them with to keep them protected throughout the year as well as not stick to my windows?
Follow Ups	cold weather and window seals - snack_machine 14:06:32 12/12/05 petroleum jelly works nice, just a thin coat! (n/m) - testingzwaters 14:43:36 12/12/05 petroleum products and rubber are a bad combination - Zrevolver 14:46:35 12/12/05 2nd, that's how i got here. (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 14:49:07 12/12/05 LOL...a sperm donor? (n/m) - BradZ (FL) 15:02:23 12/12/05 *whoosh* - right over your head. ;-) (n/m) - TT XTZ 15:15:54 12/12/05 No, I caught it... - BradZ (FL) 15:18:38 12/12/05 LOL! your posts are brutal today!! (n/m) - testingzwaters 15:31:17 12/12/05 misuse of petrolium products is not a malfunction... :) (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 15:47:19 12/12/05 Petri Dish? - 300zxquire 15:11:37 12/12/05 3rd - once had a shop put oil in my brake system. - TT XTZ 15:01:21 12/12/05 ?... brake fluid is an oil. oil and fluids are both... - testingzwaters 15:30:09 12/12/05 So why did all the rubber components fall apart? (n/m) - Kenny 15:38:04 12/12/05 I guess it's the particular oil and the particular rubber? - TT XTZ 15:39:56 12/12/05 Re: I guess it's the particular oil and the particular rubber? - testingzwaters 15:53:46 12/12/05 Well, this was about 7 years ago, - TT XTZ 15:58:27 12/12/05 I think people may use the term "oil" loosely - Zrevolver 22:34:16 12/12/05 In this case I say "oil" because it was automotive oil. (n/m) - TT XTZ 23:25:54 12/12/05 I use Armor All leather protectant - aquariuscsm 16:01:19 12/12/05
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