The slide seal is sold by the foot and there are different types so, different prices. It is not a very difficult job to do yourself. We ordered the correct type from the mfg of our Excel. My wife replaced the seal on our living room slide a couple of years ago. If you have it done at a dealer it will certainly cost less as my wife doesn't work cheap.
We had a leaking seal on bedroom slide, A dealer in Fla. told me to spray it with Slide seal Lub. I did so and leak was stoped They also told me seals should be sprayed at least once a year, in all my years of RVing no one has ever mentioned lubing slide seals. BUT it dose work and I do it every six months now.
Guy Autorino wrote: We had a leaking seal on bedroom slide, A dealer in Fla. told me to spray it with Slide seal Lub. I did so and leak was stoped They also told me seals should be sprayed at least once a year, in all my years of RVing no one has ever mentioned lubing slide seals. BUT it dose work and I do it every six months now.
I am doing the same,no leaks till now.
I have a problem cleaning my WHITE rubber slide seals,I do not want to use anything that will damage the rubber,any advise?
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