How are RV slide outs sealed?
The most common combination of seals are a wiper and bulb type seal. Wiper seals flex in or out, depending on how the slide is moving, to prevent water from getting into the slide room. Bulb seals compress against the slide when it’s closed. Sealing an RV slide out has taken on many forms throughout the decades.
Where can I find a slide out seal for my RV?
Once you know the type you need, you’ll learn where you can look for said RV slide out seal, or more specifically, who you should call. If that doesn’t yield the right results, Dave recommends searching online at sites such as Get RV Parts and Trim-Lok.
What can I use to replace a slide out seal?
You can use a silicone sealant to cover this area. If it is a larger opening or the piece is damaged then it is best to replace the seal. There are many different styles and applications of slide seals.
Where can I buy Winnebago parts for my RV?
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Is it possible to fix a broken RV slide?
A broken slide is a pretty common occurrence and depending on the problem, it isn’t that hard to fix on your own. As long as you are somewhat handy/mechanical, have a couple of tools, a partner who is as fearless as you are and these instructions you should be set.
Once you know the type you need, you’ll learn where you can look for said RV slide out seal, or more specifically, who you should call. If that doesn’t yield the right results, Dave recommends searching online at sites such as Get RV Parts and Trim-Lok.
You can use a silicone sealant to cover this area. If it is a larger opening or the piece is damaged then it is best to replace the seal. There are many different styles and applications of slide seals.
And don’t forget to check out our eBay store for great savings on a variety of different Winnebago parts! … … … … … … … …
Why are my slide seals no longer working?
Occasionally, these seals deteriorate and no longer provide a good seal. Deterioration can be caused by many different things but typically is due to aging rubber or slide misalignment and undo wear on the seal. In our latest video Aaron walks you through the process of replacing our slide seals.
