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Comparing WD40, Petroleum Jelly, PLAK, K2 for Lubricating Car Seals: Best Practices

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  • #1 17116817
    WSRH
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    Hello, gentlemen, a kind of prosaic thing, but how do you lubricate the seals in the car? some tell me WD40 is best, petroleum jelly, but what will be best? Any spray inventions from "PLAK" or "K2" ??
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  • #2 17116827
    korrus666
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    Preferably silicone oil.
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    darfur5
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    Brush with nivea cream or petroleum jelly. These specifics are in your wife's purse, you don't have to buy :D
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    andrzej20001
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    Silicone spray
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    buczkog
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    It's best to use the so-called SILFORM. To buy at gas stations and / or supermarkets. No Nivea cream or petroleum jelly or non-acid technical petroleum jelly.
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  • #6 17117027
    zworys
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    There are special silicone sticks for seals (something like office glue sticks) and this stretches over the seal. Effective and waterproof.
    Not every rubber likes WD-40.
  • #7 17117030
    Ireneo
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    Silicone seal spray.
  • #8 17117095
    wichurewicz
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    I grease it , those in spray or stick are not very durable.
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✨ The discussion centers on the best practices for lubricating car seals, with various suggestions provided. Silicone oil and silicone sprays are frequently recommended for their effectiveness and compatibility with rubber seals. Alternatives like petroleum jelly and Nivea cream are mentioned, though some users caution against using WD-40 due to its potential adverse effects on certain rubber materials. A specific product called SILFORM is highlighted as a suitable option available at gas stations and supermarkets. Additionally, silicone sticks designed for seals are noted for their durability and waterproof properties.
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