Postby dmtrmp6 » 03 Sep 2016 02:40
By all means use a liquid/spray product to help get the zip free, but once this is achieved and the zip is essentially free from the corrosion, you are better off cleaning off the liquid and using a dry lubricant, either a spray lubricant that drys on application (maybe a garage door lubricant) or a dry stick based lubricant.
A simple, cheap trick from previous years is to give the zipper teeth a really good coating of wax, ie rub a candle along the length of the zipper face and work the zip closer back and forth to distribute the wax. If you use a wet lubricant you will attract dust etc and the zipper will eventually clog/bind up again. Rgds, DM