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Old Dec 4th, 2007, 16:24   #11
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like the idea of the silicon spray on the seals cheers stig
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I remember hearing talc on the door seals will do the same job.
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Also think about door seals , a silicone spray would be a good idea to stop them perishing .
Thanks Stig, I hadnt thought of that...........
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I remember hearing talc on the door seals will do the same job.
Sounds cheaper!
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like the idea of the silicon spray on the seals cheers stig
No probs . Used to store the Capris I had so know a little on this subject .
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I remember hearing talc on the door seals will do the same job.
Talc will do a simillar job , but if it gets damp with condensation for example it will go slightly crusty . Silicone spray will disperse the damp .
Vaselline will do a simillar job Ian .

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Over inflate the tyres should help prevent getting flat spots.
Yes, males sense - I will keep them at 35 psi
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A tray of silica gel to collect moisture fom inside the car.
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Talc will do a simillar job , but if it gets damp with condensation for example it will go slightly crusty . Silicone spray will disperse the damp .
Is this generic spray or something more specialist & can you get it at Hellfrauds?
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A tray of silica gel to collect moisture fom inside the car.
I hadn't thought of that - now that I remember, I used to have a few trays in the boat that I used to own - worked well. I recall buying the trays and refills from Homebase.............
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