JetBlueLS3

What kind of grease do you guys use to lubricate your pop out tops?

Thanks,

talon90

You should use a silicone based lubricant. GM has a product called superlube that is recommended. You can find the part number for it in the sticky thread at the top of C6 General on the removable roof panel noises. In lieu of superlube you can use an o-ring lube which you can find at any hardware store.

Gearhead Jim

My 2009 manual recommends two products. One is called GM Weatherstrip Lube (which I think is Superlube under a different name), the other is GM Dielectric Silicone Grease.

I've tried both, the Weatherstrip Lube is very expensive and doesn't seem to work better, maybe not even as well, as the Dielectric Silicone grease. Downside of the grease is that it attracts dust.

I plan to stay with the grease.

RnLi

GM SuperLube was, in fact THE Super Lube product. It may have changed. But if not, it is not silicone....it is Teflon. The Original Super Lube Teflon product is nice. It will not stain and leaves NO residue, which provides clean hands, cloths and trunk carpet/liner.

DrivnXcitment

You can go to any NAPA and get Sil-Glide. It's the same stuff. After lubing my weatherstripping, I must admit, it's a bit messy. Dust and other stuff seems to stick to the weatherstripping

Bandit1

I use Superlube (Ace Hardware) to lubricate the top hardware.

Walt White Coupe

Gearhead Jim

My tube has blue lettering...