sticky slides
The last couple of Jaycos have had slides that really seem to stay stuck to the trailer body for a longer time then they should, IMO. I mean when I open or close the slides after they have sat for a...
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carringb wrote:WD 40 is not an oil. It uses a petroleum based solvent as a carrier for the lubricant, which is basically wax. The carrier flashes off (dries) very quickly, leaving a very thin film of wax. This is how it displaces water and protects metal from rusting. In fact, that is how it got it's name. The chemists working on it tried many different conbinations. WD 40 = Water displacement formula #40.
303 or even silicone spray. WD-40 and many other oils are likely to damage it.
It has since found many uses, Quite a few rubber products recommend it's use when installing rubber items that have a tight fit and need lubricant during the install. I have seen this on motorcycle/atv grips and exhaust hangers for sure. I have used it on expensive automobiles as a lubricant to remove factory installed decals when debadging them. The petroleum flashes off so quick, that no harm is done.
Like many items available, some things just get dissed on forums for no good reason.... One thing is for sure. WD 40 has been around for years, and isn't going away.
