[Gadgetjq]

This might be the best $11 you can spend on your Kappa if you have squeaks and/or rattles. I had plenty of both and the combination became just flat embarrassing a few days ago when I had a passenger.

I ordered this stuff: https://amzn.to/3WmJcn0

When it arrived I coated every rubber gasket I could find (doors, hood, trunk, top), let it dry then closed the top and went for a ride. The squeaks are entirely gone and (I'm not sure why) so are the rattles associated with the top being closed. The bottle comes with an applicator on top (think liquid shoe polish) so using it is a snap.

Cheers!

 

[wspohn]

Haven't used that but I regularly use this one - excellent product.

 

[TomatoSoup]

I was just going to say it looks like a cheaper version of gummi pflege, but it's actual only $2 cheaper on Amazon.

 

[Rob the Elder]

I start the car and the sound of squeaks is gone.

 

[JohnWR]

I start the car and the sound of squeaks is gone.

No they aren't, you just can't hear them any longer.

 

[Hickhaven]

This might be the best $11 you can spend on your Kappa if you have squeaks and/or rattles. I had plenty of both and the combination became just flat embarrassing a few days ago when I had a passenger.

I treat all the rubber I can get my hands on annually with Shin-Etsu Grease. From what I have read it's basically the Japanese version of Gummi Pfledge only it comes in a tube. It may be all in my head but the act of massaging it into the rubber seals with my fingers rather than using an applicator seems more effective. Kind of like spray on sun-tan lotion vs the rub on kind, especially if you're applying it to someone your attracted to. 😎