How to Protect Car Rubber Seals & Fix Sticky Power Windows
When the seals lose their suppleness, you’ll notice more road noise and windows that struggle to roll up smoothly.
To protect car rubber and power window seals, you’ll need WD-40 Specialist® Silicone Lubricant and a clean microfiber cloth. Regular maintenance keeps the rubber soft and creates a water-resistant barrier, ensuring your windows glide effortlessly and your cabin stays quiet and dry.
Things you will need
Micro fiber cloth
Step 1
Lubricate Rubber Seals
Spray WD-40 onto car rubber seals near windows, doors, and boot to prevent leaks and cracking. Keep seals tight and durable.
Step 2
Wipe Excess Residue
Wipe off excess lubricant to keep surfaces clean and mess-free.
CAR RUBBER & POWER WINDOW
Protect car rubber and power window seals.