So new bimini zippers leak. What product do people use to waterproof them.
thanks
Greg
You can't waterproof zippers that aren't waterproof zippers. And that's it! You can lube them, but it won't keep water out.So new bimini zippers leak. What product do people use to waterproof them.
thanks
Greg
Better to use a zipper-specific lube, like Zipper Ease.pretty unlikely to waterproof zippers but if it's a "plastic" zipper you can sure improve the ease of action and prolong it's life by spraying it with Sailcoat.
yup. I put Chevy oil in my Ford once and it blew up also.Better to use a zipper-specific lube, like Zipper Ease.
Not a good analogy. Oil is oil. Sailcote is not the same as conventional zipper lube. Sailcote is a dry lube. Zipper lube is more like a hard grease, similar in texture to a Chapstick. In fact, Chapstick would probably work!yup. I put Chevy oil in my Ford once and it blew up also.
I have used chapstick on my Mack pack zipper when it gets a little sticky!Not a good analogy. Oil is oil. Sailcote is not the same as conventional zipper lube. Sailcote is a dry lube. Zipper lube is more like a hard grease, similar in texture to a Chapstick. In fact, Chapstick would probably work!
Yes! Something like Sailcote will wash off pretty quickly. The waxy zipper lubes, like waterproof zipper lubes, as used on soft cooler and drysuits, and products like Zipper-ease and Snap-Stick will stay put in a downpour or even underwater.I have used chapstick on my Mack pack zipper when it gets a little sticky!
Greg