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Date:         Tue, 21 Oct 2003 21:36:12 -0400
Reply-To:     Greg Marshall <earthboy@ROGERS.COM>
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From:         Greg Marshall <earthboy@ROGERS.COM>
Subject:      Re: Window rubbers to silicon...
Comments: To: zolo <zolo@FOXINTERNET.NET>
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Spray the silicon stuff on a small piece if sponge cut to the exact width of the window rubber. Then just rub the little hunk of sponge around the window seal. The spray probalby won't hurt the paint, but it will make it shiney. If you get it on the window it will repel water nicely, but may also fog it up a bit.

Greg 82 Westy

zolo wrote:

> Hi guys, > I would like to ask the List if anyone knows about a product that is the right stuff for putting silicon on the rubber frames of the windows. The spray I have, I think will not be good because it would also get on the paint and I think that is not supposed to happen, maybe doing some wrong to the paint. Or not to spray the glass because that gets effected. So, I need enlightenment in this matter. > Thanks, Zoltan


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