Protect All Slide-Out Dry Lube Protectant - 16 oz - Protect All 40003 , White

First I must admit I don't use this on my slides as the manufacture says they are permanently lubed, but it works great on slam latches and my door latch to allow them to close very easy and without having to slam them. I apply a light coat to both sides and allow to dry. My entry door was not closing well, sticking and the wife was having a hard time with it, I thought it was body twist or flex from the levelers bit after applying this it closes well. I like the fact that it dries without being wet or drippy like other lubricants and if you brush by it it will not come off on your cloths easily. One can will go a long way.

Cheaper then the camping stores

hard to not make a mess while spraying, use tube on nozzle but still comes out thin and splatters, I used on RV but also found works great on garage door hinges, security door handle and latch. I was short a nozzle but found one that would work, I didn't want to send the can back just for that, the top had been taken off I assumed so it would fit into the box and the nozzle was missing.

Used on slide outs on pop up camper. Expected it to be a dry spray so made quite a big mess first time I sprayed it. Got all over camper and part of canvas. I didn’t clean immediately so was very hard to get off later. Once I figured out how to use it, it helped greatly with how slides worked. Takes two hours to dry before using, so plan ahead.

Took my Travel Trailer camping a couple months ago and the slide-out was sticking terribly. I had to get help manually extending it out and back in. After getting it home, I cleaned the rails and used Protect All Slide-Out Dry Lube as per the instructions. Almost instantly you will notice good results and 2 months later, the slideout is smoother than ever. I highly recommend this product!!!

Use this on my travel trailers slide out. Does not gum up the tracks.

I have found this lubricant to be very handy for a wide variety of uses. Specifically, it sprays on in a liquid and will penetrate into hinge joints. Then it becomes somewhat waxy and remains in place to provide long lasting lubrication. I have used it successfully for small device gears, convertible top hinge points, RV antenna lifting gears, power seat worm gears, RV and household door locks, and a multitude of other places needing lubrication. The can lasts a long time, but I finally used up my first one and immediately bought another.

The “dry lube” has a drawback. It builds up and has caused a drag on the slideout ( rollers on the bedroom) no rollers on the 9’ slide out.so I’m going to the silicone slide out lubricant. It feels as if it’s bees wax