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Sticky Windows

Yahoo Message Number: 108004
I remember awhile ago seeing a couple of recommended solutions for windows that are difficult to slide open. We have cleaned them well, but I thought someone posted that there was something you could lubricate them with.

Thanks,

Skeens - 2004 Intrigue

Re: Sticky Windows

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Yahoo Message Number: 108016
I use Silicon spray, doesn't attract dirt like WD 40. But you may have to use it more often.

TWI 2004 Intrigue 11731

Re: Sticky Windows

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Yahoo Message Number: 108017
Yes...I made inquiries. Some recommended Pledge, which I tried. Initially it seemed to work fine, but only for a couple of days. Then I tried another recommendation...Silicone spray. So far, I find it working pretty good. I just don't want to destroy the existing rubber seals...that would be expensive.

Re: Sticky Windows

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Yahoo Message Number: 108025
I remember awhile ago seeing a couple of recommended solutions for windows that are difficult to slide open. We have cleaned them well, but I thought someone posted that there was something you could lubricate them with.
Spray silicone is what I used.  When the carrier dried, the windows worked like a charm.

Ken
2004 Allure 31035

Re: Sticky Windows

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Yahoo Message Number: 108028
you can try all the home brew remedies you like but there is one product made for this that works like a charm:

Amazon.com : Plexus Plastic Cleaner, Protectant and Polish (13-Ounce) :...

No reason to use anything else

Joseph Burkle

2010 Tiffin Allegro Bus 43QRP

43' quad slide tag axle ISL 425 HP pusher
formerly:

2008 Country Coach Inspire 360 Founders Edition
Wind-seeker.com
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Re: Sticky Windows

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Yahoo Message Number: 108029
I saw where someone on here recommended Pledge Furn Polish. Tried it on the two sliders on my Prevost, Seems to work, but don't know how often you would have to use it as yet.

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Yahoo Message Number: 108046
Thank you all for the great info .... we love this forum for all of the tips and tricks.

Safe travels everyone!

Skeens - 04 Intrigue - traveling in Colorado