Subject	Rubber restoration
Posted by	Kvert on August 10, 2021 at 7:23 AM
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In Reply To	T-Top weather seals posted by Colinfitz on August 04, 2021 at 05:15 PM
Message	If they aren’t physically damaged and just hardening you can soak them in a 3:1 mix of rubbing alcohol and oil of wintergreen until they soften. Make sure it stays covered. I’ve done this on a few rubber parts and it works well. Leaves it smelling like peppermint too.
Follow Ups	T-Top weather seals - Colinfitz 17:15:42 08/04/21 you could try Blaster Z. - slayer fan 23:06:34 08/04/21 Ebay would be my bet to get new T-Top Seals - sandisc 08:03:29 08/05/21 Unfortunately, replica weather seals rarely fit like OEM - ZXoltan 09:12:23 08/07/21 Have you contacted CZP? What do they have to say about - itsa300zx 11:09:09 08/05/21 To echo itsa300zx's point, give Nick a call at CZP. I've - Woodnutz (PA) 12:23:20 08/06/21 Rubber restoration - Kvert 07:23:19 08/10/21 Woah, you got my attention - platinumist 13:00:37 08/10/21 Re: Woah, you got my attention - Kvert 17:51:56 08/11/21 Depends on type of rubber I gather. Did nothing for my brake - mrchips 06:31:29 08/11/21
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