Thank you for this video. Im doing 40 aluminum doors and started with the sliding method. The doors are old and some spots in the track are damaged, and it often pops out of the channel. Going to try thus method tomorrow.
I have 26 double-hung vinyl replacement windows that are 25 years old. The manufacturer, Thermal Industries is out of business. I asked a window mechanic to replace the weatherstripping on the sides of the windows. It appears that the old 3/16 T slot pile weatherstripping is crimped at the top and bottom corners of each sash. I guess it was crimped to prevent it from moving when raising and lowering the sashes. The mechanic said since it was crimped in a place he did not recommend replacing it. Instead, he recommended reshimming the windows to make the weather stripping space tighter. Reshimming is somewhat helpful but to get rid of drafts completely replacing the pile weatherstripping would make sense. Can you please do another video showing how you can remove crimped weatherstripping, and replace it with new pile weatherstripping, crimping it again so it stays in place at the top and bottom of each side, without damaging the weatherstripping slot ( track)? Since the windows are old my biggest fear is that I will damage the weatherstripping track and then the windows would need replacement. Also, do you have 3/16 bubble weatherstripping in white and dark brown (or black) for the bottom sash? Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for this video. Im doing 40 aluminum doors and started with the sliding method. The doors are old and some spots in the track are damaged, and it often pops out of the channel. Going to try thus method tomorrow.
I have 26 double-hung vinyl replacement windows that are 25 years old. The manufacturer, Thermal Industries is out of business. I asked a window mechanic to replace the weatherstripping on the sides of the windows. It appears that the old 3/16 T slot pile weatherstripping is crimped at the top and bottom corners of each sash. I guess it was crimped to prevent it from moving when raising and lowering the sashes. The mechanic said since it was crimped in a place he did not recommend replacing it. Instead, he recommended reshimming the windows to make the weather stripping space tighter. Reshimming is somewhat helpful but to get rid of drafts completely replacing the pile weatherstripping would make sense. Can you please do another video showing how you can remove crimped weatherstripping, and replace it with new pile weatherstripping, crimping it again so it stays in place at the top and bottom of each side, without damaging the weatherstripping slot ( track)? Since the windows are old my biggest fear is that I will damage the weatherstripping track and then the windows would need replacement. Also, do you have 3/16 bubble weatherstripping in white and dark brown (or black) for the bottom sash? Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
My old window weatherstripping slides in and out without a tool. Can this product be used as a replacement and will I need to use a tool to get it in?
Yes, this type can also be installed by sliding it in.
hi thanks for the video. can you tell me what is that rolling tool is call?
Screen Spline Rolling Tool
do you have phone to be called
Phone Number is 1-800-255-3505
it is a splining tool