Will it work on rubber seal around car windows
1124453
I drive a 14 year old Yukon. I will try the rubber Rejuvenator on a seal and see. I suspect that it won't have much effect as this product is for real rubber, not the stuff made for car windows. I used this product in printing industry. Mostly on the rubber blankets and rollers on printing presses.
1124454
What I mean is: the spray made the rollers on my printer tacky enough to grip the paper. I don't know if you want that on car window rubber. try a small section and see what happens.
1124455
I have no idea. I used it on my HP Printer's rubber rollers and it seemed to help. All I can say is try one small window and see what happens.
850816
The tape is on the light side( So it works on the rear glass of a car ) but i suppose you could buy seperate double sided tape.The roof is probably cloth material, which might be tricky, but I would guess yes!
1745425
No. It won't do that. It seals to the front window seal and straps to the back. It you detach the front, it will probably catch like a sail and fly off.
686716
Perhaps it depends on how it's applied, but that is confusing. At any rate, it seems to work better than anything I've tried. Hard to find something that can be applied over rubber.
153135
I bought this specifically for my car/truck windows. Yes it works great with contoured surfaces.
1865250
I did not try it with that. I am not sure if it would work as the seal only, but might work good as a sealant for a patch over the hole. Others might be able to tell you how rigid it becomes when dry. I sold the car I used it on. I used it to mount a glass rear window in a convertible top and it worked way better than the Rhino glue people talked about. Wish I were more help.
2184222
It worked wonder for me. The rubber weather seal around the car windows were rough and discolored (looked faded gray-white-ish). I cleaned all the dirt with Meguiar's D10101 All Purpose Cleaner (10:1 diluted), then applied heavily 4, 5 coats of this. The weather seal did get soften quite a bit; but the most important thing was that I got rid of that old faded unsightly color, now they look shiny deep black.
951067
I would guess it should be effective. I have used the glue to seal the plastic base of my car's antenna. The purpose was served greatly.
36536
Absolutely. I used it to cover my van windows in the desert and it worked great. One caveat -- I installed this outside, covering the windows and it is VERY reflective. Your neighbors might not be pleased.
1261133
I would imagine so. It works on car windshields so I can't see how it wouldn't work on a single pane window or door
989275
It did on my Lexus. But if your seal is completely worn out, it will only be a very temporary fix.
1097613
I used it on my car's door seals and it did not last long, but this may be because those seals were already dry and needed second pass. In my opinion this should work fine for you, but you still need to apply it from time to time. If you want longer effect you may want to look for something denser.
153514
If the seal comes into contact with the lid it will work. I use it on a truck seal an it is a direct replacement to what the factory used. It works!!
1955115
It'll seal it, but it will still be visible. By sealing i mean that it won't expand any more, which is basically as good as it's gonna get without replacing the window.
784435
If the air is leaking around the duct tape, I'd run another strip of duct tape to make the seal wider. The transparent tape is useful for the opening of doors on 3 sides or windows; useful because it cannot be seen. If that is what you seek, then it would work. Air should not be able to get through either!
1732420
It will work on any Windows. With tint you may just need a little extra effort to get it to shatter.
1074445
If the leak is due to a bad gasket, this should work if carefully applied. I have used it on plastic and rubber with no problems. If the leak is due to a crack in the manifold, I can't be sure. But it's worth a shot since a tube of this stuff is cheaper and easier than buying and installing a new manifold.