Changing size and shapes of windows
We have a 1973 Glendale Golden Falcon and plan to make it comfortable for the wife and I and not "restore" it faithfully. It is hot here in Arizona and we want different windows. Any helpful hints o...
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Arizona RV salvage on 27th Avenue has hundreds of used windows. I replaced my 15" x 48" back window with a 44"x44" cargo door from their stock.
You will need to know the basic opening size before you go, as they have the windows stored up in a loft, and you cannot go pick through them yourself. Plan to spend an hour or so when there.
Most windows you will find there are curved edge, so you will either need to fill the curve in on your (presumably) square openings with blocks of wood or cut larger openings taking care not to damage existing structure. I taped up all the wood in the opening when I did this with good quality foil tape
Seal with Dicor sealant from the RV supply store like camping world or Little Dealer (LD has lower prices in their parts store then CW)
You will need to know the basic opening size before you go, as they have the windows stored up in a loft, and you cannot go pick through them yourself. Plan to spend an hour or so when there.
Most windows you will find there are curved edge, so you will either need to fill the curve in on your (presumably) square openings with blocks of wood or cut larger openings taking care not to damage existing structure. I taped up all the wood in the opening when I did this with good quality foil tape
Seal with Dicor sealant from the RV supply store like camping world or Little Dealer (LD has lower prices in their parts store then CW)
