fogged windows
I have SEGI windows in my M/H and they were replaced by SEGI in 2004. They now need to be repaired or replaced. My question for all the ones who have had this problem is : Have any of you used the re...
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Cloud Dancer wrote:mobilefleet wrote:
I've done 2 of them in a Monaco class A, easy to remove, just take out all the screws on the interior trim ring and use a multitool around the outside to get under the frame (easier than a putty knife and harbor freight sells the tool). Pop out window, put on sawhorses and duct tape the inside pane, then take a center punch and tap glass with hammer and punch and it shatters and sticks to the ductape as it is safety glass. I just removed the inside pane like this and then reinstalled using proflex around the frame. Cost: free
Is this reply explaining the repairing of the fogged window, OR is this simply explaining the removal of one of the glass panes?
He is removing one pane of glass
