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Window to door seals cracking - suggestions

Any treatment to if not stop it then at least slow it down? These are the seals that are on the top top where the window meet the door (you know, where you rest your arm when cruising around).

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They are a couple decades old now. You can buy new ones here at Pelican, and you're good for a few more decades.
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Yep, believe it or not but all of those door seals can be had from your Por$she dealer.

I just replaced my window guides with fresh ones , was under $60 per side.
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Vaseline,

rub it in, good for rubbers should work for thoes seals

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Any treatment to if not stop it then at least slow it down? These are the seals that are on the top top where the window meet the door (you know, where you rest your arm when cruising around).

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vaseline is VERY good on rubbers... makes it slide really nicely
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I thought petroleum based stuff is bad for rubber trim pieces?

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