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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mobilefleet wrote:
it's just easier (or was, for me at least), to remove the inner pane to stop the fogging. I even had to clean the inside of the outer pane before reinstalling the window because the fogging actually etches the glass the longer it stays in that state. Alcohol and a magic eraser removed it
I'm still asking why you have to take the window out to break the interior pane?
Why not just break it mounted all taped up.
I have had single pane windows in coaches and I think it's worth the $2K to fix it.
