Di-electric silicone seal preserver stuff

[G6cpM6]

In our owners manual under the maintenance section it talks about using di-electric grease to lubricate and condition the rubber door seals. I bought some and i havent put it on yet but i tried it on a little part and it seems to soak into it really well and makes the rubber soft and shiny. Does anyone else do this? is it necessary?

[Interfire]

I use silicon emulsion instead and I like it.

[G6cpM6]

how often do you put it on? and how do you put it on?

[Interfire]

It comes with a brush applicator so you just brush it on and let it dry, then you can buff it after if it happens to need it... usually just when you put a too much on.

I put it on about every 3 months. More in the summer though I'd say about 1-2 months.

[G6cpM6]

ah ok. ill just use a rag since mine didnt come with anything to put it on with

[Interfire]

You could use a small paintbrush, or yeah just a soft clean rag works as well.

[ToniCipriani]

I thought it's part of the semi-annual?

[jnak]

The silicon emulsion works pretty good for the coupes in winter. Helps keep the windows from freezing shut so they can still index.

[ahuhn]

ive got dielectric grease on mine

for the verts it eliminates an "itching" noise the windows make when there all the way up

[SmartGTP]

I used

Silicone OIL

Clear and easier to apply. I udes on my 240sx door rubber and moonroof gaskets. No leaks or fading.

I got mine from a copier shop.