Rear Picture Window Glass Removal
Hi All, Has anyone here removed an intact picture window glass from the aluminum frame with it still in the trailer?
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There are different styles of frames with different methods of holding the glass in.
My TT for example, has a rubber reveal molding on the outside of the window frame. It locks into place with a pressure fit into a notch in the frame provided for that purpose.
To take the glass out, the rubber strip is removed, exposing the edge of the glass. There is an adhesive glazing tape or similar holding the glass to the frame. This has to be cut with a utility knife blade from the inside, releasing the glass. Then the glass comes out to the outside.
This is my TT. Others will vary.
Best to look for a reveal molding that comes out somewhere.
If you can post some pictures here that would help ID the style of window you have, so we can offer input.
My TT for example, has a rubber reveal molding on the outside of the window frame. It locks into place with a pressure fit into a notch in the frame provided for that purpose.
To take the glass out, the rubber strip is removed, exposing the edge of the glass. There is an adhesive glazing tape or similar holding the glass to the frame. This has to be cut with a utility knife blade from the inside, releasing the glass. Then the glass comes out to the outside.
This is my TT. Others will vary.
Best to look for a reveal molding that comes out somewhere.
If you can post some pictures here that would help ID the style of window you have, so we can offer input.
