Vaseline on seal?
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Vaseline on seal?
I have noticed that after it rains or gets humid, or I happen to leave my sunroof closed for a while, that when I open it the thing pulls the seal up from the roof panel. It's getting kind of annoying. Figured first couple times, that it was just a fluke.
I am trying to think of something I can place on the seal for now that will keep it from sticking. Could Vaseline work, or is there something that might be more safe for the seal? I'm getting tired of popping this thing up and having to take 3 minutes to peel it off the sunroof and lay it back down! lol
I am trying to think of something I can place on the seal for now that will keep it from sticking. Could Vaseline work, or is there something that might be more safe for the seal? I'm getting tired of popping this thing up and having to take 3 minutes to peel it off the sunroof and lay it back down! lol
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Oh, hell yeah. Didn't even thing of that! I have some of that stuff for my pool and hot tub. BTW
Gonna be chillin in a hot tub tonight. Oxymoron?
Gonna be chillin in a hot tub tonight. Oxymoron?
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That pool seal lube is the nastiest snot you can find and barely washes off my hands with soap. I use a dry silicon spray lube from PB Blaster called TDC. I used to have the same problem but it hasn't done it since treating the seal just once 3 years ago. It repels water very well. Why would you want something that attracts dirt around the seal?
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That pool seal lube is the nastiest snot you can find and barely washes off my hands with soap. I use a dry silicon spray lube from PB Blaster called TDC. I used to have the same problem but it hasn't done it since treating the seal just once 3 years ago. It repels water very well. Why would you want something that attracts dirt around the seal?