Ok...I give up...
Check this link
http://hotrodding.us/shopping/carwash/srch/einszett/
Or this one
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/sh...inszt_pg10.htm
http://hotrodding.us/shopping/carwash/srch/einszett/
Or this one
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/sh...inszt_pg10.htm
Many, many thanks
Originally Posted by Audioman
Check this link
http://hotrodding.us/shopping/carwash/srch/einszett/
Or this one
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/sh...inszt_pg10.htm
http://hotrodding.us/shopping/carwash/srch/einszett/
Or this one
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/sh...inszt_pg10.htm
Originally Posted by agranger
I think you can also get it at BMW dealerships. Either that or Porsche... I can't remember.
I used to get it at Autopia, but they discontinued the line.
I used to get it at Autopia, but they discontinued the line.


The product is listed in their catalog, but when the service manager searched the computer he could not find any listed in stock.
Thanks anyway.
I'm assuming that you are proactively wanting to treat your door and other random weather seals. If you are unable to secure this very cool product (It comes in an old-fashioned shoe polish applicator... very handy), I would suggest:
1) Use a damp microfiber cloth to clean the rubber door seals. Maybe use a spritz or two of 303 Aerospace Cleaner if there is some stubborn greasey stuff on there.
2) Spray a fair amount of a good quality rubber protectant (Meguiars 40, 303 Aerospace Protectant, Vinylex, Zaino Rubber Treatment) on a clean towel and apply to the seals, leaving all the doors, hatch, bonnet and bits open for things to dry.
3) Shake some talc or baby powder on a clean, dry cloth and apply to the seals to reduce wear due to friction.
1) Use a damp microfiber cloth to clean the rubber door seals. Maybe use a spritz or two of 303 Aerospace Cleaner if there is some stubborn greasey stuff on there.
2) Spray a fair amount of a good quality rubber protectant (Meguiars 40, 303 Aerospace Protectant, Vinylex, Zaino Rubber Treatment) on a clean towel and apply to the seals, leaving all the doors, hatch, bonnet and bits open for things to dry.
3) Shake some talc or baby powder on a clean, dry cloth and apply to the seals to reduce wear due to friction.
Originally Posted by agranger
I'm assuming that you are proactively wanting to treat your door and other random weather seals. If you are unable to secure this very cool product (It comes in an old-fashioned shoe polish applicator... very handy), I would suggest:
1) Use a damp microfiber cloth to clean the rubber door seals. Maybe use a spritz or two of 303 Aerospace Cleaner if there is some stubborn greasey stuff on there.
2) Spray a fair amount of a good quality rubber protectant (Meguiars 40, 303 Aerospace Protectant, Vinylex, Zaino Rubber Treatment) on a clean towel and apply to the seals, leaving all the doors, hatch, bonnet and bits open for things to dry.
3) Shake some talc or baby powder on a clean, dry cloth and apply to the seals to reduce wear due to friction.
1) Use a damp microfiber cloth to clean the rubber door seals. Maybe use a spritz or two of 303 Aerospace Cleaner if there is some stubborn greasey stuff on there.
2) Spray a fair amount of a good quality rubber protectant (Meguiars 40, 303 Aerospace Protectant, Vinylex, Zaino Rubber Treatment) on a clean towel and apply to the seals, leaving all the doors, hatch, bonnet and bits open for things to dry.
3) Shake some talc or baby powder on a clean, dry cloth and apply to the seals to reduce wear due to friction.
I have another question for you. How often dou you usually treat all the rubber seals etc.?
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It's probably left-over stock... Autopia put all of that line on clearance and once the announcement made it out to the car forums, all of us car nuts cleaned them out very quickly. I tried to order several of my favorite items to put on the shelf for future use and missed every one of them.
I retreat my seals once a year in the spring.
I retreat my seals once a year in the spring.
Just an FYI...BMW "motorcycle" dealers carry Gummipflege. (rubber care) But it's not labeled as 1Z, so not sure who makes it. I used to buy it there long before I got the 1Z. Not sure who came first.
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