Hey, great idea. All the "natural oils" are missing from FROG AYE's top and
tonneau, guess I'll have to nip over to the chemist and pick up some
petroleum jelly....
Hal
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Linda Grunthaner <grunthaner@gmail.com>wrote:
> List,
> I was looking for info on using vaseline instead of dielectric grease on
> connectors, yes I know I should just get the right stuff and not be cheap.
> And I found this post on a cycle forums on using vaseline on vinyl.
>
> "I've used vaseline to restore vinyl parts like motorcycle seats and car
> dashes for years. Take your seat and cover with vaseline and let it sit in
> the sun till well liquefied. It wipes off to an as new finish and the
> petroleum components supposedly replace some of the natural oils that have
> oxidized out. Wipe it off for an natural looking as new finish with none
> of
> the silicone slipperies and feel the flexibility in the material. I also
> use on the rubber bushings that sidecover studs plug into....."
>
> found here:
> http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=19293.0
>
> Lin
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