Winter storage - door seals
Can't find any discussion on this with my half effort searching skills on this board.
I heard somewhere about leaving the doors cracked when storing over the winter to prevent the door seals from... doing something they shouldn't be doing, I guess. While I don't think the idea is complete crackpot, it does sound a little out there. |
I've seen indies advise to leave the windows cracked before storing and wondered if this was just to keep it from getting musty, but saving the door seals makes sense too.
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Oh, good because I treat liberally with the funny sounding Gummi Fledge.
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Aerospace 303 is also very good on your door seals (rubber, tires, plastic, vinyl). I winter hibernate my cars completely closed, on battery maintainer, with a few pounds of desiccant in the cabin and frunk (trunk too when I had a Boxster). Been doing this for over 10 years from October till April. Cars are in Concours condition.
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I just pull the battery out and put in basement. Is that bad?
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