Slide rubber
My rubbers on top of each slide has deteriorated. sides are fine. any suggestion other that totally replacing them. need to keep that rain out
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- If they are not doing the job, its time to replace. The water leakage will do more harm than the time spent replacing. Check out Steele Rubber for replacement. https://www.steelerubber.com/
- Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
- I'd replace. Not a fun job, but not terribly difficult.
dutchev wrote:
My rubbers on top of each slide has deteriorated. sides are fine. any suggestion other that totally replacing them. need to keep that rain out
I have no suggestion since they are spent.- depends on the level of deterioration whether they are salvageable.
Not pointing a finger at you, but you can tell who has high use of their RVs and who are 'grab & go' weekenders. Typically folks who use their RVs a lot, do the needed maintenance; weekenders don't. Cleaning and UV protection is critical; especially the rubber and plastic parts. There are plenty of high-quality products on the market. If you don't make the time to use them, you will be opening your wallet further doing repairs.
