Liquid Wrench Dry Lube for Slideouts
Anybody have anything negative on this stuff? About to lube my slide rails. Went to Wally World. They had various dry lubes but the main ones were a Camco dry lube and a LW dry lube. The Camco - $...
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My slide(s) mfg. also recommends no lube..........as in grease
Just wire brush rail teeth
BUT...
Since beginning of 2007 I have been using a dry graphite lube spray after wire brushing the rail teeth down. Goes on wet/sticks then drys. Doesn't attract dirt/grim BUT will rub off SO Careful Where you spray it.
Also use it on rear stabilizers pivot/contact areas and front landing gear inner and driven legs.
I spray silicone on a clean rag and wipe down the hydraulic piston shaft.
When FTng I would do the above monthly......past 2 yrs just bi-yearly
Also would put talcum powder in a sock and wipe down slide out seals/wipers
Just wire brush rail teeth
BUT...
Since beginning of 2007 I have been using a dry graphite lube spray after wire brushing the rail teeth down. Goes on wet/sticks then drys. Doesn't attract dirt/grim BUT will rub off SO Careful Where you spray it.
Also use it on rear stabilizers pivot/contact areas and front landing gear inner and driven legs.
I spray silicone on a clean rag and wipe down the hydraulic piston shaft.
When FTng I would do the above monthly......past 2 yrs just bi-yearly
Also would put talcum powder in a sock and wipe down slide out seals/wipers
