Dry Silicone on Windows?
Who all has used dry silicone on their windows?
My dealership said that they suggest applying dry silicone to the widow tracks and rubber seal as a maintenance item. This is to prevent windows getting the "slow poke syndrome".
My question is: If the "dry" silicone is in a spray can (liquid form) will it cause any streaks across the glass?
My dealership said that they suggest applying dry silicone to the widow tracks and rubber seal as a maintenance item. This is to prevent windows getting the "slow poke syndrome".
My question is: If the "dry" silicone is in a spray can (liquid form) will it cause any streaks across the glass?
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I used silicone in the tracks of a '93 Ford Aerostar van that had sticking windows. It worked. I don't know how I managed to get enough silicone in the track with the window still in there, but it worked. To be really effective I think you would need to pull the door panel and shoot silicone on the track with the window up.
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Look for the brand "Zip"... It is a dry aerosol spray that is used as a mold release.
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