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Old 10-21-2010, 09:32 AM   #61
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Thanks for the great info and discussion. And for posting the doc.

I do have a couple of questions to clear up before attempting this on the eyebrow windows on my '07 adventurer..

1) Why do we need to buy and replace the inside panes versus removing, cleaning and drying the existing glass? Is faulty glass the problem or does it break during removal? It is cheap to buy but why?

2) How does one avoid re-introducing moisture into the space between the windows during repair? Can you use some sort of moisture grabbing material between the panes? What about ambient humidity? (I wouldn't do the repair in Florida in August!)

Thanks for all the great help on this site.
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Old 10-21-2010, 09:50 AM   #62
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NEVERMIND!!! DUMB QUESTIONS ON MY PART.

( re-read the document and assume now that it is a single unit of double pane glass you buy and install. Not just the interior pane.)


DUH!! Should have had that second cup of coffee.

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I just replaced the window in the entry door of my Ultimate. I can't believe how easy it was. I did not have to remove the window frame from the door. The glass prices have gone up since this post was originated. MY glass was from Attwood was $138 and shipping was an additional $50. The only other item needed was A 15ft roll of 3m window sealer which I found on the net for a reasonable price and no shipping.
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