Slide-Out / RV Interior Lubricant

[ChiefJohn]

In the past, I've used the food grade silicone spray to lubricate the bottom on the slides and various other items. Food grade silicone is expensive and difficult to find. I've found a great substitute, Jig-A-Loo, that is cheaper, contains no oil, does not stain, no drip, etc. I purchased mine at WalMart -- Home Depot also stocks.

[ChiefJohn]

In the past, I've used the food grade silicone spray to lubricate the bottom on the slides and various other items. Food grade silicone is expensive and difficult to find. I've found a great substitute, Jig-A-Loo, that is cheaper, contains no oil, does not stain, no drip, etc. I purchased mine at WalMart -- Home Depot also stocks.

[JC2]

That stuff looks pretty slick.

[Teach]

Chief, you're right. Just got a can and applied to my slides. I noticed that in the cold weather my slides move quicker.

Thanks for the tip!

[LarryGodby]

Another trip to Wally World!

[Rick_CO]

Thanks for the tip, Chief! Just cam back from H.D., where I picked up a can for the Excel and one at keep at home- good stuff!
Rick

[rockintom]

Chief,
Do you remember what area of the store at Walmart you found this stuff?

[ChiefJohn]

'Rockin' I think that it was in the automotive section -- along with the normal spray lubricants, etc.
John

[bill carle]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by ChiefJohn:
In the past, I've used the food grade silicone spray to lubricate the bottom on the slides and various other items. Food grade silicone is expensive and difficult to find. I've found a great substitute, Jig-A-Loo, that is cheaper, contains no oil, does not stain, no drip, etc. I purchased mine at WalMart -- Home Depot also stocks. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Chief: In the "topic" portion of the article it quoted for "INSIDE". Am I looking to deep into this or is the jigaloo good primarily for inside the coach as opposed to the slides OUTSIDE MECHANISM??? Thanks... bill

[ChiefJohn]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">In the "topic" portion of the article... </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Bill, help me out here, my IQ is lower than 'Rockintom's', what article are you referencing?

[bill carle]

Chief, I'm sure it was my confusing way of asking a question and to a nasty head cold. Yesterday when I went onto the IRV2 Forum, I clicked onto the General Discussion. There I found the Topic "Slide-Out/RV INTERNALlubricant. The word, "INTERNAL", threw me. I suspect know that I removed my head from a dark place that the use of the jugaloo spray could be used on all moving metal parts of the slides under the coach. If I am correct, forgive this old and for the moment physically ill senior and confirm my new understanding Thanks for your reponse and courtesy.... bill

[ChiefJohn]

Bill,
I see the light My bad young man -- I added the word "internal" in the topic to emphasize that Jig-a-Loo could be used inside RVs without causing any staining, odors, residue, etc. Please attribute my brain-fa*t to old age and senility.

[rockintom]

Chief,
YOU BAD! This may be subject to putting you on probation! Old age and senality works for me too! Ha. Looks like I'm startin' in early.

[bill carle]

Chief: Just to make things even amongst us young folks, let me apologize for not recognizing your background and humbly recognizing and thanking you for your service to this Great Nation...........

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by ChiefJohn:
Bill,
I see the light My bad young man -- I added the word "internal" in the topic to emphasize that Jig-a-Loo could be used inside RVs without causing any staining, odors, residue, etc. Please attribute my brain-fa*t to old age and senility. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>