Replacing glass in a fixed window
Has anyone ever removed the glass in a fixed window where it has rubber molding around it and can tell me how to do it ? Guy
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The rubber molding is pushed in and locks in at the edge of the frame and you should be able to use a screw driver or awl at the seam to get it started. the hard part is the glazing tape that is on the inside of the glass, you should have a de-glazing tool to cut it away from the glass, a utility knife is a lot of work but might work for you. A de-glazing tool is similar to a pizza cutter, only designed to lay flat against the glass and push in to cut it. You will need new glazing tape to put in the new glass, or as some people do put a small bead of silicone all around the inside frame, put the new glass in and push the exterior rubber back in place.
