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Replace your old and worn out C-channel mounted weather stripping before water damage creates a costly headache. Bulb seal slides onto existing track on the RV frame or can be used with Steele Rubber wiper seals with integrated track.
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Hi there, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a quick look at this rubber bulb seal with C-channel. This C-channel rubber seal is going to slide into your existing track channel located on your RV's frame, right around the slide-out. This will seal against your RV when the slide-out closes, and that's gonna prevent any water from leaking into your slide-out, where it could potentially cause mold or other issues in your RV. This is gonna work even in extreme weather to keep that water out. It will also create a nice firm seal to help keep out pests, so you don't have to worry about those getting into your RV, either.
Now, this style is typically found on your Forest River campers and some other RVs. As far as our dimensions go, this is right at one inch in width. Our height is just shy of an inch, looking about 7/8 of an inch tall. And you are gonna get 60 feet of this seal here, so should be plenty to wrap around your slide-out. Now, this will also work with your stick-on wiper seals with track, depending on your model of motorhome.
Those three part numbers that you see on the screen there will work with this. So that'll be just an extra layer of protection to keep that water from sitting on your slide-out. This is made here in the USA, so you can trust it's made to the high quality standards that we've come to know and trust for products that are made here in the U.S. And I think this is a really good idea to have, just to make sure, again, that you're not letting that water come in, where it can do damage, cause mold and rot, that sort of thing. So if you don't already have one, this is gonna be a great option for you.
And that's gonna complete our look for today. Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching..
Customer Satisfaction Score:
96% were satisfied with this product
4% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Product is just as described and was delivered very quickly. Thankfully it was a 30’ roll and hard to lose as the packaging was not intact when delivered. Somewhere along the line, the shipping and handling needs a bit of work. Would have done 5 stars but it could have been a bit of a fiasco if there were small pieces involved.
Worked out great….
Our 12 year old class a motorhome super slide was leaking. Our first plan of attack was replace the bulb seal. Ordered from e trailer. Installed it. Slide still leaked. Took it to the local rv repair center. They recommend resealing the roof and all seams on the rv. That solved our issue. They did say the new bulb seals were installed properly and doing their job. Reason for all this is to say we had no idea how to replace them but the product performed well and we completed that part of the repair on our own.
much better quality than the original slide out seal
Fast delivery, Was easy to install
Jerry B. was very helpful to me to select the right RV bulbs to go along with the slide seals I needed
The customer service is outstanding, very helpful with very prompt shipping. The product is of very good quality.
Seems like an excellent product. Much studier than what came with the camper. Ordering and delivery from eTrailer was easy and fast. Item is installed and now we see how long it lasts. Easy install.
The seal fit a little loose on the track. However it works. Shipping box was is in bad shape but the seal was not damaged.
So far so good! The original rubber seal on my Keystone Springdale lasted 14 years. Unfortunately I replaced it with an inexpensive seal that was thin and flimsy and literally only lasted months. As soon as I opened the box from e-trailer I could tell their seal was far superior. The construction is thicker and far more solid. Time will tell but I have high expectations based on the quality of rubber and design.
I’m still installing rubber seals on slide out. Product is superior. However, installation videos should show people doing the actual work, not just talk about quality and dimensions of product. Rubber is hard to slide in tracks. You should recommend a lubricant or demonstration to allow a smoother installation.
Just what i needed. Fits perfect.
Great quality product easy to install
this is the exactly the same that is going to be replaced
Very strong rubber good for the price I paid.
Appricate the excellence of the service received.
Order arrived in a reasonable time frame and was correct.
Etrailer has everything! Awesome store. ..
Looks like a better product than what I'm removing, a bit thicker and that's good.
They look great when they ship to you but after 2 mths in the heat and cold, the slides stick to them like glue and pull them off the track channel. No amount of different lubes seem to help. WD40, nope, Axle grease (moly type), Nope, even a lard based oily lube would not stop them from sticking. The slide was cleaned with alcohol and thinners to get any debris off and them lubed as well and they still stuck. I spent more time trying to get them back in the track on a garbage can in the RV parks than they spent on the trailer driving down the highway. Would I get them again, probably cause that's all thats out there.
Much better than original and fairly easy to install. I feel this seal will last longer.
2013 forest river windjammer. Fits perfect thanks
Kim
1/22/2026
Holding up well. Its been in storage for a couple months at this point. Were pulling it out in a couple weeks. Thanks!
The service was great and the bulb seal is much more stout, than the ones that came as original equipment.
Thanks etrailer.
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Brooke M.
2/19/2024
I saw your review and wanted to ask the manufacturer about this. They got back to me saying theyd reach out to you too. they also sent a bunch of tips. Heres what they said We do not recommend any lubricants or ‘treatments’ for the rubber. The best way to preserve the seal is simply soap and water to keep it clean. Keeping it dry may also help to prevent the attraction of surface soiling. Solvents and products with petroleum distillates should not be used to clean or condition the rubber seal- this will degrade the rubber. There are products on the market labeled ‘seal conditioners’ but are more intended for TPEs (thermo-plastics), and not EPDM. Some seal ‘conditioners’ or ‘treatments’ may make the surface sticky- enough to cause the seal to hold to sealing surfaces, and worse, pick up soiling that could abrade the surface of the RV. For seals that by their function slide against the surface of the RV, the use of talcum powder may be used to prevent any squeaking. Hot tip: talcum powder may be dabbed onto the seal by placing it into an old sock.