Easy Fix for Leakey Seals and Bed Covers

I discovered this oddly named product in my quest to stop water leaks around the bed covers of my 2004 Avalanche. It actually worked on the 19 year old rubber and I have not had water in the bed since. Also good for leaky weather stripping and any rubber trim.
Link to Product: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...

[@artriciashenell]

Thanks! Ordering this now! I’ll follow up to let you know if it works for my Avalanche👍

[@floridarusticrepairs]

It's worked for mine although I did need to reapply it after 18 months.

[@code3k5]

I'm applying mine today, supposed to rain tomorrow in SoCal

[@floridarusticrepairs]

Good luck! We get a lot more rain here in Florida and it seems to last me six months to a year between applications. I've found that it even softens up old electrical cords.

[@WittJames]

I think this guy wanted to be sure that we see his full head of hair at the beginning of the video. So if that is correct let it be known i am complimenting that exquisit thick head of hair. Edit: I think he put this product in his hair before or after the video

[@floridarusticrepairs]

Thanks for the hilarious comment! I showed it to my wife and we were both laughing. 😂

[@db1172]

Have you done anything to keep the cladding from fading or restoring it?

[@floridarusticrepairs]

I use Forever Black on the cladding and trim every two years or so and it keeps it looking great. Even if your cladding is heavily faded this can bring it back to black although it may take more than one coat. Just be sure to wear gloves and protect your paint with painters tape. Here's a link to it: www.amazon.com/dp/B00FAYLPZK?ref=nb_sb_ss_w_as-reorder_k0_1_13&=&crid=16K4SOV1QLPTS&=&sprefix=forever+black