Shower Doors

Hi
Often it,s more of an adjustment than anything else...
The rollers are plastic, normally, so maybe check the alignment of the doors
You may be able to get new rollers, if required.

Regards
Peter

 

I use silicon grease on mine, just a very thin layer does the job and does not wash out easily

 

To be honest, I've no idea, got it for my bike. I'm sure it will all be very similar, just make sure you get a white one!

 

Give 'em a quick squirt with ----> http://www.screwfix.com/p/wd-40-specialist-silicone-lubricant-400ml/86394

 

Doh! Hi Gummo... That'll teach me to read twice and reply once!! I misread, assumed you were lubing fixed axle's of nylon rollers NOT the track. If that is the case, silicon is insoluble in water so dry would be very advisable.

BUT, after rereading... If your shower doors use something like static nylon/plastic runners in say an aluminium track? I'd go for a dry PTFE ---> http://www.screwfix.com/p/wd-40-dry-ptfe-lubricant-400ml/36613 or possibly http://www.screwfix.com/p/wd-40-specialist-hp-ptfe-lubricant-400ml/48847

Both are pretty slippery critters, so go easy on the trigger as you only need a thin coating to reduce any friction to a minimum... Seeing as it's a shower, I should add a disclaimer regarding slippage, trapped fingers and/or other appendages due to the use of the afore mentioned products

 

Hi there,

I agree with Peter, most of the times its just an alignment issue so you might want to check that first.
Any dry silicon spray lube will be fine, just make sure you dont use petroleum based lubes or WD40. Those wet type lubes attract dirt and dust and get very messy.