Great News einszett GummiPflege back in stock!
 

I would have to say that this has been one of most popular items, its been back ordered for quite sometime. You can put your order in now. Sorry for the wait.

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einszett GummiPflege

Long-lasting protection against freezing for rubber seals on car doors, windows and trunks. Protects and keeps the rubber elastic. Restores color to dried out rubber. Prevents doors from sticking in cold weather. Protects against extreme temperature and UV rays. Solvent-free, water-based formula. Easy-to-use shoe polish type applicator makes application simple without the mess.

Applying on Door & Window Seals

Your door and window seals keep the inside of your car quiet and watertight. To remain functional, door and window seals must be treated 3-4 times a year. Use your bottle of Einszett Gummipflege to treat all rubber seals.

1. To use, simply prime the bottle's pump head and gently rub the foam applicator tip over your door, window, hood and trunk seals.

2. Allow the Gummipflege protectant to soak in and dry.

3. Do not wipe.

Is this stuff as good as the original BMW gummipflege that came in the toothpaste like tube years ago?

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I have never used the original but this is one of our topsellers

I swear by this stuff. I questioned it when Phil recommended it to me, but holy crap! night and day after applying this.

Did you ever use the original?

Does this original one still have the same part number at the dealership? Is there an online store selling it? I'd rather use this toothpaste style one to get into tighter areas rather than the foam applicator of the einszett one.

The original BMW one has been discontinued for the better part of 5 years now. That was the point of my post, BMW die-hards who have used the original for years have been looking for a good replacement without much luck.

I have used the original and this is definitely a good replica of it. If you dont trust me, look on autopia or detailingbliss.