what about this ?
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Re: Window rubbers
Sceptical. You try it and report back
No substitute for new rubbers in my experience.

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Re: Window rubbers
I'm with Cov KId. Get a new one. If the water starts getting in the rust and repairing it will be a lot more expensive than buying a proper seal.
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