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- WoodGlueExplorer
WoodLark wrote:
The dealer we bought our trailer from (we don't have slides) said to use vaseline.
I would advise against doing this, no matter what your dealer said!
WoodGlue - limberyExplorerIf you're in Canada, Canadian Tire stores have a spray lubricant specifically for slide seals... you give the rubber a cleaning first to remove any dirt then spray it on....It foams and then you just wipe off the excess foam and spread it evenly over the rubber...I plan on using it once in the spring and then again in the fall...
- blackhound1ExplorerOur dealer prep guy said to just use silicone spray.
- WoodLarkExplorerThe dealer we bought our trailer from (we don't have slides) said to use vaseline.
- Chuck_GailExplorerI use 303 Protectorant, works great.
- modern_familyExplorer
rode2nowhere wrote:
I have read here to use baby powder
I use the specific slide seal lube from camping world. It is not that expensive and will last a while (depending on how often you use it) It is a good product IMO. - WoodGlueExplorer
aucoot wrote:
I have read about keeping the slide seals lubricated and want to know if silicone spray works for this.
I would use something called "303 Protectant" available thru Amazon or just about anywhere:
303 Protectant
Or if you want, just use baby powder:
SlideOut Care Video
Choose one of the other and stick with that method, imo.
If you're talking about the gears, you SHOULD NOT use WD40 or any other lubricant that attracts dust/dirt.
Slideout Care Video 2
WoodGlue - rode2nowhereExplorerI have read here to use baby powder
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