<VV> DRY RUBBER

[George Jones]

Don't know if this company is still in business or not, but I have a small
bottle of a product called Vita-Drive, which I swear by. It's original
purpose was to rejuvinate the pinchrollers on audio and video equipment.
When I left the field, I had about 5 bottles of the stuff in my tool box. I
use it for rejuvinating windshield wipers, weatherstrip and anything else
rubber that I want to last a little longer. Don't know how it will do for
your application, but here's the contact information off the last remaining
bottle that I have:

Vita-Drive Rubber Drive Cleaner

Scotty Enterprises of Monroe, Inc.
645 Ketal Ave.
Williamston, NJ 08094
609-728-9438

My bottle is over 20 years old, so no guarantee that the company or product
are still available.



On 11/18/06, Brandes, Guy <GBrandes at loebermotors.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Has anyone got a home remedy for restoring some flexibility to dry
> irreplaceable rubber parts.  I have intact rubber boots that go on top
> of the b pillar on a 4 door that are intact but very dry. Ideas????
>
> Regards,
>
> Guy Brandes
>
> 65 VAIR 140


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George Jones
Tidewater Corvair Club
Central Virginia Corvair Club
'65 Monza Crown V8 Convertible   http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2397326
'66 Monza Coupe (Custom)