Cut the hole and installed this slider in 1969. It held up well, except for the broken glass and torn screen.
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Not bad for a 26 year old novice.
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I think I like this one better. Heavily siliconed. It still needs some trim. ... Next trip.
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Purchased the new slider at Home Depot.
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The early morning view.
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Rough opening measurements.
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All glass was broken in the 6 original steel units. Some copper screening was torn.
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Each window unit disassembles into 7 parts, plus a hood, interior frame, bolts
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The 6 screen and window units prior to refurbishing, with broken glass removed.
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Scraping and sanding the screen frames. The window halves will come later.
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Painted. The primer, then satin white. Also the lockset and a few other things.
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Screened by Yucca Valley Mirror & Glass. (The new glass is behind the screens.)
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Stored out of harm's way until the trailer is painted and moved to the new site.
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All old window screw and nail holes are plugged with glue and toothpicks.
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GE silicone: old on the bottom and in screw holes; new on the sides and top.
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