Cleaning & Protecting Car Door Seals

SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING IN PLANO TEXAS SHOWS HOW HE CLEANS AND PROTECTS CAR DOOR SEALS
www.dallaspaintcorrection.com
Products Used:
Stoner Car Care 92034 Trim Shine Protectant - 22-Ounce - amzn.to/2THl0yt

[@maxfriedenberger8043]

Excellent video Scott on making the little things matter when a customer open their door up!!!! This is the first thing that catches my eye as a detailer or customer!!!! Clean rubber strip that looks great!!! It is the little things that can make and break your detailing business!!

[@deancollins8229]

Scott, Another informative video, I have been using Griots Speed Shine to clean both the door seals and thresholds for a number of years and it works for me..I’ll be watching !

[@widetrackerinkazoo6559]

I found that Di-electric silicone works great. I've had a tube for over a decade and it's still 3/4 full, really makes the seals supple and rejuvenates older car seals!

[@BigLui2909]

The master Yoda of car detailing!!

[@keithknechg3217]

Looks are cool...but my issue is rubber protection be it uv or even ozone rot.what works for protection? Protectall ?

[@AG4runner]

What do you recommend for the moulding around exterior window trim And the window sweeps

[@michaelfawver3436]

Great video for the small stuff that everyone looks over, but in the big picture means everything.

[@philbrockmeyer3136]

What do recommend for cars with door windows that seal to the door gasket? My Bronco with 2400 miles, when I open door it sounds like the window is sticking to the seal.

[@nailbomb3]

another great video.

[@Veneno099]

My rubber seals on the doors have little white dots, it's not mold or water spots but I do live next to the beach, could it be salt? What could I use to remove it?

[@neonnoir9692]

I just put ShinEtsu all over my seals and sunroof rubber. Looks great and it makes them nice and supple. Used WD40 silicone spray on my window channels too, makes the windows work smoother. 303 goes on everything else.

[@jameswilson2441]

Great Video.

[@buddyvancleave9125]

Aero Cosmetics makes the best car detailing products. Air craft grade and it’s so natural it doesn’t even require a caution warning on the bottle. You should do a video showcasing their brand.

[@LIONHEARTE944]

Can you use it as a tire dressing?

[@carlosb1]

I use that FW1 wax on the inside door paint it holds up pretty good, but I do not use anything on the seals maybe I should.

[@longsundayrun9194]

Very nice !!

[@Mysterian96]

Shin-Etsu silicone grease (Honda 08798-9013) is great for rubber seals. Applying it to door window channel will make power windows operate better, fixes sunroof leaks (youtube video), and reconditions door and trunk seals.

[@TheOzthewiz]

I use a $1.99 can of silicone spray from Blain's Farm and Fleet. Keeps that weather strip looking nice and soft for LONG time!

[@lincolnthinking]

you did not mention the use of silicone base cleaners for rubber and plastic moldings ~

[@joshbower]

Sounds like Howard Stern