Lubricating window rubber

[David T. MacNeill]

Anyone have a preferred product to use on interior/exterior window rubber and screen rails? I've read that "silicone protectant" is recommended but can't find a specific brand at CW or anywhere else I've looked. I have some thick, clear rubber treatment called "GummyFlage" or something like that from BMW. Think that's worth a go?

~DTM

[geobet]

I use rubber seal lube from Camco or Dometic on mine. Keeps them from sticking to the windows with using every few months. Hope that helps.

[David T. MacNeill]

I'll check them out, thanks!

[Warnberg]

You really do not have to get real fancy, I simply use the same silicon found in a tube at your local pool store.. it's made to keep rubber seals pliable and resist water.. works like a champ..

Good luck

[Pamac37]

Originally Posted by David T. MacNeill

Anyone have a preferred product to use on interior/exterior window rubber and screen rails? I've read that "silicone protectant" is recommended but can't find a specific brand at CW or anywhere else I've looked. I have some thick, clear rubber treatment called "GummyFlage" or something like that from BMW. Think that's worth a go?



~DTM

You can get silicone grease from local hardware or plumbing stores that works too


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[GreyCamper]

Originally Posted by geobet

I use rubber seal lube from Camco or Dometic on mine. Keeps them from sticking to the windows with using every few months. Hope that helps.

Hello,

Are you using Camco Rubber Seal Conditioner?
If not, could you give me the part number for Camco Rubber Seal lube ?

I have some type of lube on some of my windows in my slide but I was under the impression that someone had done a mistake during servicing.

Thanks.