Wednesday, February 26, 2014
How to Repair Window Rubbers
The rubber part of a cars window is erred to as a window rubber. It protects the window as it slides in and out of the car door. Many times, a window rubber can become dry and cracked from weather conditions or from improper maintenance. Window rubbers can also shrink over time. With just a few supplies, they are easy to repair.
Instructions
- 1
Wash the window rubber thoroughly with soap and water. Any type of soap will do; dishwashing soap works well. Wash with a sponge to avoid causing additional damage with the pressure from a hose.
2Dry with a lint-free towel. If the rubber is cracked, a traditional towel can get cut on it, or leave lint behind.
3Apply urethane sealer to the rubber with a paintbrush or applicator pad. Thoroughly coat cracked and chipped areas.
4Cure the urethane overnight. Curing is allowing it to dry before exposing it to the elements, including sunlight and extreme heat.
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