1Z Einszett Rubber Care Stick “Gummi Pflege”

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Would it be ok to use this on wiper blades to keep them pliable and last longer ? I would assume so since they are rubber just thought I would ask to see if someone has.Feed back please
 
no idea, but i thought of that too. sorry im no help at all though
 
I'm not sure. I bought a bottle and I've used it a couple of times on the door trim. It is real easy to apply but I don't know yet if it really helps. Another option might be 303. They sell a product that you apply to the wiper blades. I think AG sells it.
 
I love this stuff ...smells like lemongrass and make rubber plump!!!! I have been using since it was not too popular (for rubber of course). I like their stuff.
 
303 sells a product that is used to condition wiper blades..
 
Maybe Ill be the first Ill report back when I get around to it.
 
303 Wiper Treatment stops squeaking and skipping wiper blades. 303 Wiper Treatment reconditions hardening rubber blades and makes them glide like new.

Stop squeaking and skipping wiper blades.

Stop annoying chattering, skipping and streaking wipers in seconds. With a quick wipe, 303 Wiper Treatment reconditions hardening rubber blades and makes them glide like new. A penetrating lubricant coats the natural rubber used in wiper blades. Snow and ice will not stick to treated blades and blades will not freeze to the windshield overnight.
 
I just talked to Mike at 1Z and this was his reply:

Vinyl-Rubber Care 'Tiefenpfleger' is better suited than Gummi Pflege.
Certain properties in Gummi, like it's anti-freezing agent, may hinder
proper operation.

Also keep in mind that wiper blade manufacturers apply a graphite
powder on
the rubber to reduce friction and extend longevity. Applying a vinyl
rubber
conditioner does not necessarily improve performance or extend the
life.
 
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