Long-lasting protection against freezing for rubber seals on car doors, windows and trunks. Protects and keeps the rubber elastic. Restores color to dried out rubber. Prevents doors from sticking in cold weather. Protects against extreme temperature and UV rays. Solvent-free, water-based formula. Easy-to-use shoe polish type applicator makes application simple without the mess.
1. To use, simply prime the bottle's pump head and gently rub the foam applicator tip over your door, window, hood and trunk seals.
2. Allow the Gummipflege protectant to soak in and dry.
3. Do not wipe.
Your door and window seals keep the inside of your car quiet and watertight. To remain functional, door and window seals must be treated 3-4 times a year. Use your bottle of Einszett Gummipflege to treat all rubber seals.
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great products, There is no 100% prevention for frozen doors in winter but this products delivers. before last deep freeze, reapplied to all door seals. Door were very easy to open except to fuel door which forgot to treat. This product is often sold out...you may wonder why...because it works.
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Restored my seals on my car.
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I was down to the last few drops of my original Einzett Gummi & I was glad to see the brand resurrected as Nextzett. Same great product.
Works well and looks good on the exterior rubber - until the next wash. Had to reapply after the first wash as the trim was spotty. I wish it would last longer. Maybe it will last longer after this second application.
Ehh I thought for 8 bucks, I'll give it a try. I did a test and coated one half of my windshield gasket trim (BMW 128i) and left the other side as-is. Definitely added black-ness and a "healthy rubber" appearance and feel to the gasket. A few weeks later and two washes, the difference was still very noticeable which portion of the gasket was coated, and which was not. Needless to say I covered every piece of rubber I could find with the stuff. Note: don't put too many "coats" of the stuff on harder type rubber that doesn't really absorb, it will appear splotchy.
