Window rubber - weather strips/guards/trimmings
12 May 2015, 13:09
Hi Guys
LONG TIME NO SEE
I need a bit of help, i have this window rubber thats dried out - and its all twisted and looks very ugly all at the bottom of the window.. so it doesnt look very nice.
My question is can i use something to soften it and make it look good again? I asked around a couple of hardware stores and car places but ppl have these blank expressions and then say the first thing they can possibly think of..
should i take it off and maybe soak it in warm water a bit? can i use something like Black on Black (think its a moisturizer for trimmings and mouldings)? any help would be good. or shoudl i just get another one without going through this hassle
LONG TIME NO SEE
I need a bit of help, i have this window rubber thats dried out - and its all twisted and looks very ugly all at the bottom of the window.. so it doesnt look very nice.
My question is can i use something to soften it and make it look good again? I asked around a couple of hardware stores and car places but ppl have these blank expressions and then say the first thing they can possibly think of..
should i take it off and maybe soak it in warm water a bit? can i use something like Black on Black (think its a moisturizer for trimmings and mouldings)? any help would be good. or shoudl i just get another one without going through this hassle