<VV> Lube electric plug WAS i give up

[Rick Norris]

You can use Ru-glyde for this also. It dries up and leaves rubber looking 
new. I use it on rubber parts and I found it cleaned the wrinkle finish on 
my dirty dash and leaves a nice sheen without hurting the paint. I keep it 
on my shelf in one of those institutional size spray bottles full of it.
Get it from NAPA for about 12 bucks a gallon.
http://www.agscompany.com/downloads/datasheet/ruglyde_tire_mounting_-_tds.pdf

Rick Norris
#36 Sunoco Corvair
www.corvairalley.com

>
> My suggestion would be to lube with Windex.  It drys up and goes away 
> quickly and unlike petroleum based materials it will not deteriorate the 
> plug.
> Ken P
>
>
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>
> on my 64 coupe , i put the grommet in first with a LIGHT dose of  vaseline
> on the opening , then the plug. the grommet was warmed up with a hair 
> dryer.
> i used vaseline on a lot of the grommets that were being  stubborn. 
> seemed
> to help a lot. if reusing old stuff , a little  warmth helps also.
> regards,
>
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