Recommended Non-Sag Sealant For A 2009 Forest River Georgetown Class A Motorhome
Updated 02/03/2026 | Published 07/07/2024
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Question:
I recently bought used a 2009 Forest River Georgetown 40foot class A RV. Im looking for a no-sag sealant to use that will cure hard. I understand the need to stay flexible but, a previous owner had applied some kind of sealant on some slide trim and windows that cured to a sticky clay consistency. But when the slides go in and out that sealant rubs off onto everything and makes a streaky mess. Will this product stay in place and not rub off while sliding in and out once it cures?
asked by: Jason
Expert Reply:
Hey Jason,
The Alpha Systems 1010 Non-Sag Sealant # AL53KV does dry somewhat stiff but it is very tacky and hard to work with before it dries. It wasn't tacky afterwards but I was disappointed that I couldn't get a smooth finish running my finger around the trim.
Having used multiple brands the best one has been LaSalle Bristol's XTRM # 344270341437-1. This will be a bit softer once dried but shouldn't revert into a sticky clay consistency. This is white and it doesn't look like we offer a black so I don't know if that's a deal breaker for you with this motorhome.
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Jerred H.
2/3/2026
Hey Jason, how did the LaSalle Bristol XTRM sealant work out on your Georgetown’s slide trim and windows? It sounds like it could solve that sticky residue issue you mentioned. Your update could make it easier for others dealing with the same problem.