Sticking Zippers

[vifferman]

Me hates when the zip catches the material of your clothing and ends up jamming and damaging the (usually thin and delicate) lining. Grrrrrrrrr

+1

My (expensive!) Spidi pants have zips at the bottom, and nylon underneath them that has an annoying habit of leaping into the path of the zipper, going up or down. It's usually OK if I carefully run my finger underneath behind it, but sometimes I neglect to do that (like when I'm in a hurry), and have to spend minutes sorting it out.

BTW - zippers often stick when one or more teeth is getting loose and not lining up properly. When that happens, no amount of lubing will help - the only cure is a new zip.

[Trudes]

Another tip, make sure your penis is inside your pants properly before you zip your zip up.....

[vifferman]

Another tip, make sure your penis is inside your pants properly before you zip your zip up.....

Have you had personal experience with that?

[Swoop]

Another tip, make sure your penis is inside your pants properly before you zip your zip up.....

Something About Mary?

[Gremlin]

Have you had personal experience with that?

I have... good lord, it fucken hurt

[Trudes]

Have you had personal experience with that?

Not personally personal, but my friend's little brother did it and it was the sickest sorest thing I had ever seen when I was 16!!! Poor widdle diddle!!

[vifferman]

Not personally personal, but my friend's little brother did it and it was the sickest sorest thing I had ever seen when I was 16!!! Poor widdle diddle!!

Being only 16, I'd guess that you didn't offer to kiss it better...

[ynot slow]

Selleys Ezi Glide silicon spray works well on plastic components, and passibly on metal plus giving it some corrosion resistance. Allow to dry for it to work properly.

I used heaps of it on venetian and vertical blinds in a past business and found Selleys to be the best brand

Also try any spray with silicon,can will say suitable for zips,curtain tracks etc.Crc silicon in blue/white can,(not Crc556 which is oil based)any spray suitable for curtain tracks is good as it won't leave a stain on jacket or clothing.

[90s]

I have... good lord, it fucken hurt

You need to read this article:

James F. Nolan, Thomas J. Stillwell, and John P. Sands, Jr., (1990) "Acute Management of the Zipper-Entrapped Penis." Journal of Emergency Medicine, vol. 8, no. 3, pp. 305-7.

A cute what?

Anyway, fixed some of my stuck zippers the other day, and put my personal "blue shoe" recommendation as GT85 (teflon-based)