Hi, i was just wondering if using silicone lubricant for lubricating window guides is correct. Thanks.

 

14 people cannot say yes or no?

 

I find that a speedy processor and about 1GB of RAM is the most effective way to lubricate windows. . .

Sorry, I couldn't resist, worse yet, I don't have a good actual answer for you.

 

Use something thats compatible with rubber. It will say on the bottle.

-matt

 

I used a synthetic silcone based spray with my guides to stop the squeeling noise during the windows rolling up. I bought mines from Fry's Electronics. Just don't get any of the silicone on your paint or tinted window film and you'll be fine. Two good applications within a 10 minute span did wonders. So far, I lasted about 3 years noise free and still counting without re-application of the spray.


steve...

 

[QUOTE=Omegasrk] Just don't get any of the silicone on your paint or tinted window film and you'll be fine. QUOTE]

what would happen if i do?

 

[QUOTE=FriscoMaxima]
they will fade, discolor.