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CRC 6-56 The best $h!t there is. Been using it for decades. You can spray it on wires, electrical, metal, plastics etc. I spray the entire engine compartment engines wires everything. Buy it by the gallon.
CRC 6-56 The best $h!t there is. Been using it for decades. You can spray it on wires, electrical, metal, plastics etc. I spray the entire engine compartment engines wires everything. Buy it by the gallon.
3m is the best silicone I use it for work for train equipment window installation for the rubber gasket . I'm only in salt water and my engine looks like new. far Superior to other brands
3m is the best silicone I use it for work for train equipment window installation for the rubber gasket . I'm only in salt water and my engine looks like new. far Superior to other brands
That's a good tip, if true, and I am assuming you would know!
Tricky subject, as some silicone products especially high gloss like Armor All also contain other ingredients that may actually dissolve the wax and be the cause of premature rubber cracking/failure.
In fact, UV-light is also part of the desintergration of rubber, like heat, wear and dirt. I tend use 303 aerospace protectant on rubber seals - and I buy it by a gallon.
I haven't used the T9 but I used to run boats in the navy and we used CRC back in the 80's on some high end boats and never had any issues. I have used it since on everything. It leave a light film but not bad. I also use the 303 on all vinyl/ rubber. My hot tub cover still looks great after 4 years.