Slide-out seals?

[freewayrandy]

I've searched and found only baby powder as a lube for them. Anyone have any other ideas for cleaning and lubing them? I have one on the top of living area slide that doesn't flip all the way out. p.s., I do keep the roof clean.

[freewayrandy]

Thanks for the replies. Tried 303 on the side seals and baby powder on the top seals, just as an experiment, and both worked well. When the baby powder wears off will do 303 there too.

[bbaker2001]

perfect
thanks for quick reply

[Hunter11]

303 (30306) Protectant Trigger Sprayer, 32 fl. Oz 16.79

I have one of these in our trailer and refill it with a 1 gallon jug of 303. Has multiple uses.

[bbaker2001]

looked on Amazon to get the 303
there are many to choose from
is this the one to get
303 (30306) Protectant Trigger Sprayer, 32 fl. Oz 16.79
or 303 (30324) Rubber Seal Protectant - 3.4 fl. oz.

[tvman44]

Either 303 or pure silicone. 🙂

[goducks10]

Baby powders fine if everything's dry. 1st sprinkle and it's on the ground in a puddle. 303 will last longer.

[bob213]

May be just hype but I use it on seals, tires, decals, you name it. Seems to work wherever I've used it.

[Hunter11]

I have been using it on the interiors of our trucks and tires for years. And that includes the trailer tires. When we had our boat I used it on the seats before I covered it. Lots of good uses for it.

[djgodden]

Will this stuff work as well on tires?

[momentum_rv]

x3 303

[Hunter11]

As mentioned above, 303 Protectant is what I use on many things including the slide seals.

[Hondavalk]

http://www.goldeagle.com/product/303-aerospace-protectant?gclid=CIq_3LHz9cwCFRRZhgod9ykEVw&gclsrc=aw...