The 2001 Winnie that I just purchased has a couple of themo-pain (pun intended) windows that are fogged. I am going to take apart and reseal as I have read several posts of doing. Any advice or diy posts that will guide me through this? The worse one is the front passenger window (the front of the slide window beside the mirror). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Keith

It's on my "list" to do...been on the list for awhile.All the the material is available on Amazon.I think they only thing is figuring out what thickness of spacer you need. 1/4" or 5/16". Almost have to take a window out to determine that.Other than that, it's pretty straight forward from everything I've read.Jim

RV Fog Doctor is not to far from you and has a good reputation. The best though is Suncoast Window Designers in Hudson FL, if you are going to get down that way....

I did all my a few years back. To figure out the space size just scrape or cut the window glaze back. I use the one that slides. Once you get a small area clean you can measure the space between the panes. Back then a 66 foot roll cost around $60 and the sealant that seals the spacer was right at $10 per windows. Takes just about one tube per window. I have 8 windows so had two rolls of spacer with a lot left over and one tube of sealant per window. The first one took a day to take out clean and repair and put back in. After that two per day easy. Cheaper that the several hundreds per window. Pm me if you need any more info.

MountainAir05 wrote:I did all my a few years back. To figure out the space size just scrape or cut the window glaze back. I use the one that slides. Once you get a small area clean you can measure the space between the panes. Back then a 66 foot roll cost around $60 and the sealant that seals the spacer was right at $10 per windows. Takes just about one tube per window. I have 8 windows so had two rolls of spacer with a lot left over and one tube of sealant per window. The first one took a day to take out clean and repair and put back in. After that two per day easy. Cheaper that the several hundreds per window. Pm me if you need any more info.how do u vacuum seal the unit(what factory does) once its clean so u don't get condensation??

tiffinboy wrote:how do u vacuum seal the unit(what factory does) once its clean so u don't get condensation??Contrary to what a lot of folks think, it is not a vacuum seal.It is only sealed so no air gets in or out. Air pressure is the same in and out.

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alkillion
Explorer
Nov 09, 2013
We had 4 windows done at Sun Coast Designs. Great place. I remember it being $200 per window, but prices could have gone up. If the glass is etched, they will make new windows.
RVUSA
Explorer
Nov 09, 2013
Here's some one that documented her effort to reseal a window. It's a really good capture of the effort involved.

window reseal

rather than using the stuff for the middle seal, get the good stuff or even the kit...

window kit
RVUSA
Explorer
Nov 09, 2013
rayhough wrote:
Here is a link to Atwoodmobile, they are the manufactures of most RV windows. I talked to Sue, she found mine for a 2000 Monaco for $150 each.

http://easyrvwindows.com/
Ray

Just curious, but if they make the windows for most rvs, and assuming it's their windows that are fogging up in the first place what is their guarantee that these replacements wont fog up again?
The_Texan
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
They also provide FREE parking with 50A hookups while your coach is being worked on.
Jim_Cindy
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
smlranger wrote:
Jim Cindy wrote:
The Texan wrote:
RV Fog Doctor is not to far from you and has a good reputation. The best though is Suncoast Window Designers in Hudson FL, if you are going to get down that way....

Do you or anyone on the forum have an idea what the cost is to have windows repaire at Suncoast. Thanks, Jim

Jim, I am having 4 of my windows done at Suncoast on December 9 -10. I will report back on pricing.

Thanks, we will be in the area about Jan. 7
rayhough
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
Here is a link to Atwoodmobile, they are the manufactures of most RV windows. I talked to Sue, she found mine for a 2000 Monaco for $150 each.

http://easyrvwindows.com/
Ray
smlranger
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
Jim Cindy wrote:
The Texan wrote:
RV Fog Doctor is not to far from you and has a good reputation. The best though is Suncoast Window Designers in Hudson FL, if you are going to get down that way....

Do you or anyone on the forum have an idea what the cost is to have windows repaire at Suncoast. Thanks, Jim

Jim, I am having 4 of my windows done at Suncoast on December 9 -10. I will report back on pricing.
The_Texan
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
Pass42 wrote:
Were any of your windows etched on the inside???? I understand that sometimes that is an issue, preventing just doing the resealing........
No, but if they are, there is a very small upcharge for "new" glass to replace the etched pane.
Pass42
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
Were any of your windows etched on the inside???? I understand that sometimes that is an issue, preventing just doing the resealing........
The_Texan
Explorer
Nov 08, 2013
Suncoast did mine for $250 each, with a 5 year warranty.

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