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i found a person to remake the dew strips on our cars! no joke ill keep you all updated

What? Just like stock or something else?

Oh boy please keep me updated on this one....

Awesome!

Hope it goes through, mine are completely gone.

I take it this is just to remake the outer dew strips? Let us know if there will be options for inner dew strips, window trims, etc.

Yes count me in

Yeah, my "new" dew strips from 09 are already junk...and the damn car has been in the garage half that time or better.

I'd be interested in window moldings too.

http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Archives/Arch ... 09003.html
There is something to help preserve them. Whatever 303 products is.

I use tire shine something like the gel kind best protectant from dry rot trust it fixed my dry rotted dash in my 68 chevelle and gave it the nice maluble feel and nice shiny look gets dusty fast but I just wipe it with a interior car duster or microfiber towel I also used it on my le bra on my garnet Gtz and made it look new again and still does after a few rain storms and everyday driving still looks like the day I put it on but that's after wiping it with a micro fiber towel point is I've used tire shine on a bunch of rubber and vinyl products and it just works good trust me I had an ancient set of dry rotted (discolored not cracked) eagle st tires on the front of my chevelle and it brought back the new look and feel after a few applications is tire shine finally I didn't have to put any on anymore cause it brought back its black nice look, by far the best stuff to use when trying to get the most life out of soft parts hell I even put it on my sun scorched garnet gtzs wheels made them look new again but downfall is all the dirt that collects so I just wipe them everyday with my microfiber towel

303 is some good stuff, when I worked for ACTION truck caps, we used to use this stuff for the soft tonneau covers, as it was even better than the manufacturer supplied products.

I can't find it anywhere around here, but I used to see it everywhere in the major cities...but it might have been a Canadian thing, I don't know.

1990BerettaGTZ2.3L wrote:I use tire shine something like the gel kind best protectant from dry rot trust it fixed my dry rotted dash in my 68 chevelle and gave it the nice maluble feel and nice shiny look gets dusty fast but I just wipe it with a interior car duster or microfiber towel I also used it on my le bra on my garnet Gtz and made it look new again and still does after a few rain storms and everyday driving still looks like the day I put it on but that's after wiping it with a micro fiber towel point is I've used tire shine on a bunch of rubber and vinyl products and it just works good trust me I had an ancient set of dry rotted (discolored not cracked) eagle st tires on the front of my chevelle and it brought back the new look and feel after a few applications is tire shine finally I didn't have to put any on anymore cause it brought back its black nice look, by far the best stuff to use when trying to get the most life out of soft parts hell I even put it on my sun scorched garnet gtzs wheels made them look new again but downfall is all the dirt that collects so I just wipe them everyday with my microfiber towel

This was really hard to read without punctuation... Could I ask you to include some in future posts? Thank you.



And as for the dew strips, I would also be interested in a couple sets.

My car needs some bad

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You sir may have just stumbled upon the Holy Grail.

all i have to do is get my old dew strips to her and she is going to make a mold from them and use a silicone rubber mix to reproduce them. it is looking really promising. Now i just hope the price wont kill this awesome discovery lol

i have a few in my garage that are perfect and flexible, if i can find a box to ship them i would, the nearest office max is like 45 minutes from here, driving that far for a box is pointless