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Re: Sliding Window Sweeps

Posted: June 19th, 2017, 8:42 pm
by mjk1040
Found this;
M-D Building Products 04267 17-Feet Storm Door and Window Replacement Weather-strip
Peel and stick, looks and works great.
Pulled out the old stuff on the rear sliding window, cleaned with alcohol, stuck the new on. I don't think you would wver get the stuff back into the rail it came out of unless you had an open end to slide it into.

Re: Sliding Window Sweeps

Posted: June 20th, 2017, 9:18 am
by g36
thanks for putting this update on here. got any pic or tip for installing this? i need to look at mine i know this needs to get done

Re: Sliding Window Sweeps

Posted: June 20th, 2017, 5:38 pm
by mjk1040
I removed the windows and pull the old moe hair seals out. Then I cleaned side tracks with alcohol and stuck the new moe hair on. Do not pull out the rail the window slides on. Just like new again. I do not think you could slide in new moe hair in the track you pulled it out of unless u took the window frame apart or notched the old track to slide the old style back in again. Good luck with urs, I'm happy mine now.

Re: Sliding Window Sweeps

Posted: July 21st, 2017, 1:58 pm
by Dan1748
Hello, Wondering where you got the replacement moe hair? Looks like mine has pretty much been destroyed by age and moss. The windows require herculean strength to open and close so I'm thinking new track inserts would help a lot. I'm assuming I'd have to scrape out the old grey fuzzy stuff that's there now and somehow affix new tracks with the fuzzy moe hair? Any insights appreciated.
Dan

Re: Sliding Window Sweeps

Posted: July 21st, 2017, 2:08 pm
by Dan1748
Whoops. Need to bone up on my reading skills. 04267 Didn't see that initially. Thanks