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Hi Bob, I just saw a TV spot that recommended a silicone for reconditioning rubber moldings. I thought silicone was a no-no because of its drying agents and have been looking for silicone free products for my auto care - moldings, car door seals, tires, etc.
Al,
Pure silicone or a silicone based product could be a problem. However, many of the lubricants and re-conditioners have silicone in them along with plenty of other things.
If what you are buying now works, don't change. If it ain't broken, don't fix it.
Bob
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Most questions pertaining to Automotive and Motorcyle Cleaning & Detailing. Please DO NOT SEND ME QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO PAINTING, BODY WORK, DENTS, DINGS, REPLACING PANELS....ETC.
Experience
I have operated a stand alone detail center for 25%2B years
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Professional Detailers Association
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Auto Laundry Magaazine
Carwash & Detail Magazine
Old Cars News
Education/Credentials
College credits in law, business, public speaking & instruction.
Awards and Honors
Ardex ClearCoat polishing course
Best of the Best Auto Detailing Central Jersey
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