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try silicone spray for rubber
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Originally Posted by Henn28
I read somewhere, maybe here, to keep them clean with WD40 occasionally. It will keep them from cracking prematurely. Anyone have experience with this?....
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WD-40 has a different spray for rubber WD-40 Specialist® Silicone Lubricant. I've used regular WD-40 on doorseals and the like, and I think that they get dried-out over time. The petroleum distillates/penetrants may tend to remove the natural oils in the rubber. I'm also wary of Armor All (due to my old S-10 dashcover cracking, despite weekly usage of Armor All for 10 years).
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