The zippers on my older pu work, but they could slide a little smoother I think...
I rubbed candle wax on one and it helped some...
What do you use, if anything?
Quote from: SamsdadThe zippers on my older pu work, but they could slide a little smoother I think...
I rubbed candle wax on one and it helped some...
What do you use, if anything?
Silicone is good on zippers. It's best to put the silicone on a rag and wipe it on so that it doesn't get all over the material.
My wifey says just rubbing a bar of soap on the zipper helps.
The PopUpTimes store also has this Snap Stick (http://www.popuptimes.com/miva/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=P&Product_Code=snap&Category_Code=RV)
I bought one of those, then promptly misplaced it, so I can't comment on it. Seems like others have used it and liked it.
Larry
The SnapStick worked great for snaps. I used it on my tonneau cover of my truck. I have heard that chapstick works pretty well for this too.
I have gone through a couple of tubes of Snap Stick. It works very well. In the house we use soap or bee's wax. I don't think I would use the bee's wax on the PU though. I wouldn't want bees coming in to get the wax.:)
Quote from: tlhdocI have gone through a couple of tubes of Snap Stick. It works very well. In the house we use soap or bee's wax. I don't think I would use the bee's wax on the PU though. I wouldn't want bees coming in to get the wax.:)
That would be used beeswax, though. No self respecting bee would take used beeswax back to the hive. They'd probably feed him to the wasps if he tried.