Slideout seals
What's a good lubricant to use on the slideout rubber seals?
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Rossey wrote:
Us out West wrote:
We have used Protect All for all our rubber on the slides...best out there IMHO.
We also use their dry lube for the slide mechanisms.
Don't want to start a war here but as far as I'm concerned, Protectall 303 is nothing but glorified Armorall. Have used it on my vehicles & it just washes off the first time that it rains.
sssssshhhUs out West wrote:
We have used Protect All for all our rubber on the slides...best out there IMHO.
We also use their dry lube for the slide mechanisms.
Don't want to start a war here but as far as I'm concerned, Protectall 303 is nothing but glorified Armorall. Have used it on my vehicles & it just washes off the first time that it rains.michael8rc wrote:
Penguins slide, why not seals??
ROFLMAO- I agree with downtheroad and Paul Clancy. 303 protectant.
- Ditto protect all slide seal products or 303
- We have used Protect All for all our rubber on the slides...best out there IMHO.
We also use their dry lube for the slide mechanisms. - I use this stuff and it works well. In fact, it's on sale at CW:
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/protect-all-slide-out-rubber-seal-treatment/18633
Do not use any petroleum based product on the rubber seals. - Most rubber conditioner is made mainly from glycerin so that's what I use. I've found that I don't want to use too much or the seal won't get any "traction" and won't flip out when the slide is going out. Glycerin has been used by classic car enthusiasts for years, so it has a good track record.
- baby powder--very small amount
- Penguins slide, why not seals??
