Freshen up your slide-out with Steele Rubber wiper seals. With glue on, peel-n-stick, press-in, push-on, and slide-on styles available, match what you have by removing a section of the old seal, comparing the cross section and dimensions, and measuring the total length you need. During install, set the seal in the correct orientation so the wiping edge works as intended.
Yes—go slow and keep it clean. A small amount of seal lubricant or Windex on the seal and channel can help it slide; use only a little or you'll lose grip. Tight slide setups can limit room to work, so patience helps. After install, cycle the slide to confirm the wiper tracks smoothly and seals evenly.
Make sure the seal fully seats in the channel and matches the channel's install style. If it wants to roll, re-seat it and verify orientation, then cycle the slide to check contact along the top and sides. If a track won't accept a mating bulb or accessory, stop and verify compatibility before proceeding.
Remove a portion of your old wiper seal and match its cross section and attachment style. Steele Rubber offers Glue On, Peel-N-Stick, Press-In, Push-On, and Slide-On styles, so confirm how yours installs. Measure the total length where the wiper sits and add a couple inches per slide for slight overhang to help prevent daylight.
Install it in the correct orientation so the wiping edge contacts the slide as intended. If your old seal was flipped, correct it during replacement. Check track direction and any screw-cover compatibility; if a cover won't slide in with your track, protecting screw heads with caulk has worked. Dry-fit before permanent install.
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