Thanks for this instructional video for it was very informative. That magic eraser was a good tool. I find maintenance tasks a little intimidating at first but they usually turn out to be easier than original thought. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.
Great job on the video. I suggest if you have them to use flat nose pliers. They get much better traction on the staples. Avoid using screwdrivers to wedge them out also. Good way to poke a hole in your wall. Also Goo Gone is great for removing adhesive and cleaning. That stuff is also safe for your paint surfaces.
Awesome DYI video. Great timing to do this project with everybody basically being stationary. We don't have slide-out, but I enjoyed video just the same. Thanks for the share.
Nice job, I was lucky my NU-WA 5er came with an aluminum brow over the slides, really helps when it rains and it sheds water away on both sides, it sticks out the ends by about 6" and is 3" deep.
Best instructions on the internet. I wish they would address how much of the wiper should lay against the slide. I don’t want to get it to long or to short. Thanks
Thank you for the detailed videohelps me out alot but when i was checking for the meterials that you used the dicor came up as self leveling- is that correct?
What's your reason for using self leveling Dicor instead of the non self leveling? I thought you don't use the self leveling on the side of the RV b/c it runs.
The reason is I know that is will stick to both the fiberglass and the rubber. You can you other caulks, but I just prefer Dicor. It doesn't self level as much as you would think, once it has been smashed down into the cracks.
Great Video. My top seal has two layers. There is one on top of the slide that has a channel for the "D" seal. There is another one under that one that seams to connect to the the frame of the RV itself above the opening for the slide. It seams to wrap around the frame of the RV and I can't get it off. Any ideas how to pull it off? Thanks
Good question and to be honest CZcams can be your best friend. Try looking up your particular make and model of RV for a video. There might be some hidden screws inside of the seals that have been sealed over or something. Also, sometimes you can contact the manufacture if the owners manual doesn't help. I can say from experience if the seal doesn't come off with just a little tug there is something holding them on.
Yah I have same thing going on. This wiper seal is a huge pie’s that goes way inside of the camper and its a big complex piece.. nothing like the one in the video. I know cuz I’ve already pulled a piece of it out.
@@stillamitchinmybook6320 You may have a "H" seal which is what I had. Steele Rubber Products RV Products catalog shows an example of a "H" seal and shows where you have to cut the old seal off. Then you install a new seal much like in this video. I replaced the outside part of our "H" seal, inside is in good shape.
I put about 25 to 30 samples in one section. So on our camper there is a separate plastic trim that goes all the way around the slid that is then attached to the fiberglass. The staples go into the plastic trim and not the fiberglass. Thanks so much for watching!
I have a 13' slide that I'm replacing the top seal on. Do you think 1 tube of Dicor is enough to do 13 linear feet? Have to order online so I need get the right amount ahead of time, but I also don't want to order more than I need.
We have had Class A motorhomes in the past but this is our first RV with slides. The inside seal on the big slide is torn, has holes, and missing pieces. Even the good areas don't look like it seals. I don't believe it is the correct seal. How do I find out what seal is correct for my Tiffin Allegro?
Check the owners manual there is usually a section specifically for the slides and it should have a parts list with part numbers. Once you have the part number its is pretty easy to find them there are TONS of websites. If you can't find the part numbers in the manual I'd call a Tiffin specific dealership. They should be able to look up that information for you and maybe even order the parts. They will of course try to talk you into having them install them, but most dealerships FOREVER. Thanks for watching and happy camping!
The link for the Dicor is self-leveling not just sealant. I purchased self-leveling based on your link but I think, for this application, I can't use self-leveling... right?
My flap seals are held down just like the D seals but I can’t reach it because it’s on the inside of the track and not outside. Any ideas on how I can reach it? I already tried an angle drive but there’s not enough clearance
Great Video . I have a problem with my seals leaking and want to replace them . I want to get the magic eraser but can't find the link . Could you tell me where to find one ? Thanks ,Rod
@@HaleyFamily Thanks , I will get one . I have a leak above one slide and I sealed it with Flex Seal Tape yesterday and another big rain is here again . I contacted Mobile Suite so I can get the correct seals . Thanks again and hopefully my flex tape will keep the rain out till I get what I need . Thanks again , Rod
WELL DONE! I've watched 10 or 12 vids on seal repairs, none of them addressed the entire seal system from start to finish... until yours! Thank you!
Thanks so much. I had the same issue as well. That whybwe decided to make the video. Glad it helped and thanks for watching.
Thanks for this instructional video for it was very informative. That magic eraser was a good tool. I find maintenance tasks a little intimidating at first but they usually turn out to be easier than original thought. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.
The eraser is Awesome we had a bunch of stickers on our camper when we bought it. Took them right off so cool! Thanks for watching.
Glad I finally found a video that shows how to replace the one piece wiper/track seal. Good video. Very informative and easy to follow.
great video! This is that sort of knowledge everyone needs, but they don't have. You did a great job with taking your time and explaining it well.
Thank you! And thanks for watching we really appreciate it.
Great job on the video. I suggest if you have them to use flat nose pliers. They get much better traction on the staples. Avoid using screwdrivers to wedge them out also. Good way to poke a hole in your wall. Also Goo Gone is great for removing adhesive and cleaning. That stuff is also safe for your paint surfaces.
Fantastic video! This is my biggest worry on having slides. I try to keep them treated, but I know they do not live forever. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Great video! I think I can accomplish this task. My seals are in need of replacement. Luckily I live in the SW and don’t get a whole lot of rain.
Thanks! Glad it helped! Nice, hopefully it will go smoothly!
This was very well described. Love it. Love the magic eraser tip.
Thanks so much!
Where did you buy it?
Awesome DYI video. Great timing to do this project with everybody basically being stationary. We don't have slide-out, but I enjoyed video just the same. Thanks for the share.
Thanks! Yeah, the past few weeks and I'm sure several more weeks will be tough. Thanks for watching.
That magic eraser on the drill bit is 🔥! Thanks for the pro tip
I know the eraser is just incredible!! My favorite thing that just works. Thanks so much we really appreciate it.
@@HaleyFamily what is the official name of the magic eraser tool? I need to find it on Amazon, but I don’t know what it’s officially called. Thanks.
Also, how do you spell Dichlor or whatever the adhesive is? Or did auto text spell it for me? Lol.
Here is a link for the eraser.
amzn.to/3arHte8
The best instructions I’ve seen anywhere. Thanks
Thanks! Hopefully it helped.
Thank you for the great video. Ready to tackle the job now.
Excellent video. Easy to understand. I am concerned with slide out maintenance. Thanks for the video
Thank you, and thanks for watching
This is great - Thanks for sharing these how to videos. Always check your rubbers!
You are welcome. Thanks for watching
Nice. Thanks for the info!
GreatJob Mr.Haley!
Thanks so much!!
Excellent and very professional work accomplished. The information is so helpful. That magic eraser is a good tool.
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful. I used the eraser all the time, it is such a wonderful tool. Thanks for watching.
Great how to! We don't have slides, but rubber seals on the door and back hatch will need replacing someday and now I know how :-)
Nice glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Great work
Great job my friend! You saved a TON of money doing it yourself!
Yes, the dealership wanted almost 2k. Lol crazy...thanks for watching.
Nice job, I was lucky my NU-WA 5er came with an aluminum brow over the slides, really helps when it rains and it sheds water away on both sides, it sticks out the ends by about 6" and is 3" deep.
Thanks. That's awesome happy camping
Great DYI video, good details on how to get the job done right.
Thanks we really appreciate you watching.
An excellent how-to video !!! Thanks so much ...👍
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video thanks so much great job
perfect Video of step by step! Thank You! I feel like I can do it now
Glad it helped!
Best seal replacement video I've seen. Good job!
Thanks! Hope it helps
Great video, thanks for posting
Thanks I hope it was helpful. Not all RV are a like, but the process to replace the seals is very similar. Stay safe and happy and have an adventure.
Great video!
Thanks we hope it helped.
Best instructions on the internet. I wish they would address how much of the wiper should lay against the slide. I don’t want to get it to long or to short. Thanks
Thanks hopefully they helped
Depending on the wiper that is required on your RV, some can be cut to size.
@@HaleyFamily Thanks, I actually found one that is about the same width as the old one. Thanks again for your reply.
Looking all nice and clean! Great information, thank you for sharing!!
Thanks and thanks for watching.
Look great and you did a great job of explaining it as well. I love detailed information and you nailed it. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Great video, thanks for sharing🙂 Mark
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Good job thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching.
You did a great job on this video, Brian!
Thanks gonna check our your geocaching video in a few. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the detailed videohelps me out alot but when i was checking for the meterials that you used the dicor came up as self leveling- is that correct?
One of the best videos that I have seen, very descriptive!!!
Wow, thanks! Hope it helped
Nice video and very helpful information!!
Thank you, and thanks for watching
great info
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Awesome info thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
Good informative video
Thanks, stay safe and happy travels
Great video!! Luckily I don’t have slide outs lol 👍😁
Lol True. Slide are nice, but there are just one more thing that can brake. Thanks for watching.
Really good video well done sir!!!!!
Thank you kindly!
What's your reason for using self leveling Dicor instead of the non self leveling? I thought you don't use the self leveling on the side of the RV b/c it runs.
The reason is I know that is will stick to both the fiberglass and the rubber. You can you other caulks, but I just prefer Dicor. It doesn't self level as much as you would think, once it has been smashed down into the cracks.
What about the top seal going across the top of the slide? How do you replace that?
Its is the same process as the sides.
Great Video. My top seal has two layers. There is one on top of the slide that has a channel for the "D" seal. There is another one under that one that seams to connect to the the frame of the RV itself above the opening for the slide. It seams to wrap around the frame of the RV and I can't get it off. Any ideas how to pull it off? Thanks
Good question and to be honest CZcams can be your best friend. Try looking up your particular make and model of RV for a video. There might be some hidden screws inside of the seals that have been sealed over or something. Also, sometimes you can contact the manufacture if the owners manual doesn't help. I can say from experience if the seal doesn't come off with just a little tug there is something holding them on.
Yah I have same thing going on. This wiper seal is a huge pie’s that goes way inside of the camper and its a big complex piece.. nothing like the one in the video. I know cuz I’ve already pulled a piece of it out.
@@stillamitchinmybook6320 You may have a "H" seal which is what I had. Steele Rubber Products RV Products catalog shows an example of a "H" seal and shows where you have to cut the old seal off. Then you install a new seal much like in this video. I replaced the outside part of our "H" seal, inside is in good shape.
Thank good info where to get eraser
Here is a link amzn.to/3BhQHEE. There is a link in the video disriptuon, but sometimes it doesn't work.
Was there just one staple put in? What does it go into? Fiberglass?
I put about 25 to 30 samples in one section. So on our camper there is a separate plastic trim that goes all the way around the slid that is then attached to the fiberglass. The staples go into the plastic trim and not the fiberglass. Thanks so much for watching!
I have a 13' slide that I'm replacing the top seal on. Do you think 1 tube of Dicor is enough to do 13 linear feet? Have to order online so I need get the right amount ahead of time, but I also don't want to order more than I need.
Depends, I usally put it on pretty thick. Our big slid is 13' as well and it took 3 tubes to do the top and both sides. So...ummm maybe lol.
We have had Class A motorhomes in the past but this is our first RV with slides. The inside seal on the big slide is torn, has holes, and missing pieces. Even the good areas don't look like it seals. I don't believe it is the correct seal. How do I find out what seal is correct for my Tiffin Allegro?
Check the owners manual there is usually a section specifically for the slides and it should have a parts list with part numbers. Once you have the part number its is pretty easy to find them there are TONS of websites. If you can't find the part numbers in the manual I'd call a Tiffin specific dealership. They should be able to look up that information for you and maybe even order the parts. They will of course try to talk you into having them install them, but most dealerships FOREVER. Thanks for watching and happy camping!
Great job on the video! What's the actual name of the "magic eraser" and where do I buy one?
There is a link in the discription of the video. But it's called decal eraser wheel.
@@HaleyFamily Thanks. I didn't see the link...
NP the wheel is awesome though!!
Where did you buy the magic eraser for the drill. I checked Amazon and ebay, no luck.
Here is an Amazon link. These are in stock too.
amzn.to/3arHte8
What types or brand of caulk, seals or lap sealant? What do your recommend? Top vid! Awesome
There are links to all the caulking and seals in the discription. Thanks for watching!!
Question..what if you have a double ke base seal? Does it need to be replaced with the same thing or can i do separate new seals inside out out?
The link for the Dicor is self-leveling not just sealant. I purchased self-leveling based on your link but I think, for this application, I can't use self-leveling... right?
I just asked the same question, I beleave you right- not self leveling
My flap seals are held down just like the D seals but I can’t reach it because it’s on the inside of the track and not outside. Any ideas on how I can reach it? I already tried an angle drive but there’s not enough clearance
Great Video . I have a problem with my seals leaking and want to replace them . I want to get the magic eraser but can't find the link . Could you tell me where to find one ? Thanks ,Rod
Sure thing. Hope the video helped. Here is a link.
amzn.to/3XrpGH6
@@HaleyFamily Thanks , I will get one . I have a leak above one slide and I sealed it with Flex Seal Tape yesterday and another big rain is here again . I contacted Mobile Suite so I can get the correct seals . Thanks again and hopefully my flex tape will keep the rain out till I get what I need . Thanks again , Rod
I I need make make
Where can I purchase that seal?
Where do you get the eraser
There is a link in the video discription. Thanks for watching
💥 What a Pain ✅ In The Ass!💥
Oh, It is lol... but you got do what you gotta do to keep things working correctly.
he made a bigger mess with that thing
Oh yeah, the little bits go everywhere, but they wipe right off. That sticky stuff is so hard to get off without then wheel. Thanks for watching
Omg dude do you bite your fingernails? Yikes😳
You caught me horrible habit. 😪
Great video!
Thank you, and thanks for watching