It's that time of year again, but a new problem for me is the fear of ripping apart frozen door rubber.
Any preventative tips?
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As per Pugugly - Vasaline works for me.
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\"Nothing less than 8 cylinders will do\"
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Some time ago I bought a spray of silicone door seal lubricant (Halfords brand I believe) which I gave to my son recently. The front doors on his Punto were sticking badly. It seems to have cured the problem and has the advantage of leaving no sticky residue.
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door rubber. Any preventative tips?
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before you apply either silicon or vaseline to rubber, read
www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=20532&...f
www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=19826&...f
or try a google search for "vaseline rubber damage".
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Does anyone know what the Autoglym product that steve.o refers to in the second thread might be?
Andy
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As a further complication, the outer rubber door seals on the Mundano have a furry surface, almost like a very short pile velvet. Anyone treated these successfully?
Andy
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A techie at AFN in Reading recommended talcum powder when I had this problem. Just sprinkle a bit in a duster and wipe it over the dry rubber then dust off the excess. Worked a treat and no greasy residue.
Kevin...
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I can vouch for silicone spray, available from most motorist shops. Spray it on, wipe it off and it lasts a good few weeks at least.
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