Window rubbers

[pw9crab]

Hi any recommendations on window rubbers talc or petroleum jel

 

[Insider]

Silicon spray perhaps

 

[Roby2008]

There is a thread on this somewhere, but GummiPfleger (Rubber Cleaner) from Sonax is good, I use it on the Cabrio roof seals and on all door/window rubbers on the MH.....

 

[Verteuil Man]

I spotted this on Twitter.
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[BouncyBoatFolk]

I spotted this on Twitter.
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[Verteuil Man]

Oops. Does this work?

Care and repair of rubber seals - Practical Motorhome

The rubber seals lining your motorhome windows, doors and cassette are often overlooked, until they fail. We reveal how to prevent this.

www.practicalmotorhome.com

 

[robnchris]

Another vote for GummiPfleger the best treatment for all rubber door & window seals.

 

[pw9crab]

Thanks for reply watched video

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Care and repair of rubber seals - Practical Motorhome

The rubber seals lining your motorhome windows, doors and cassette are often overlooked, until they fail. We reveal how to prevent this.

www.practicalmotorhome.com

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[Feltwell]

Hi any recommendations on window rubbers talc or petroleum jel

Definitely not petroleum jelly! Talc won't do a lot either.

Silicone spray is ideal - as it is also for zips, click-click window stays, cab window and door seals, etc etc - in fact just about anything rubber or sliding. Goes on clear, dries and leaves no sticky residue. Fantastic stuff.

 

[pw9crab]

Ok now got silicon wd lud windows all done rubbers all done doors window rubbers hinges now on to tyres pressures oil change filters full service read for next trip to Germany

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[BouncyBoatFolk]

Ok now got silicon wd lud windows all done rubbers all done doors window rubbers hinges now on to tyres pressures oil change filters full service read for next trip to Germany

Best to do all the filters, air filter is easy, fuel filter, slightly more difficult, have a check for a Youtube video of the job being done by others. Pollen filter, depending on van model can be a PIA, as a lot has to be removed to get to it.
Mike.

 

[Folkranger]

Definitely not petroleum jelly! Talc won't do a lot either.

Silicone spray is ideal - as it is also for zips, click-click window stays, cab window and door seals, etc etc - in fact just about anything rubber or sliding. Goes on clear, dries and leaves no sticky residue. Fantastic stuff.

Worked in rubber processor and they used talc as it stopped the rubber sticking to anything.