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Mr_D · 03-18-2018, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by BRex45

Try Peninsula Glass in Vancouver WA. A first class operation, IMO. Me and a fellow CC owner stopped by there last week for pricing. We were impressed by the tour of their facility. They ship out lots of windows for RV's, yachts, class B conversion windows to name a few.

That's a lot closer to me than Coburg since I live in Vancouver.

Sayers · 03-20-2018, 11:21 PM

I would like to fix window fogging on 4 windows. A vendor in OR is quoting $3,800 and claim they need to build new windows— The Affinity windows can not be repaired. Has anyone found another Affinity-compatible solution? Thanks!

2-Nickels · 03-22-2018, 07:08 AM

Sayer, I am in Indio, CA and watching a couple glass firms run around fixing fogged windows on Magna's and Affinitys. The one company was Auto Glass Boss out of Phoenix that had a road service truck in park. I had them look at two of mine and they are going to stop by next week and fix them.

Piros1 · 03-24-2018, 06:39 PM

I have been reading this post and boy am I glad I did. I have an Affinity 770 and I need to have al of mine redone or replaced. My problem is I am in Eastern Missouri and so for no one in the area do this. I wouldn’t mind spending the bucks if I can get it done correctly. I think the $5000.00 that was mentioned earlier post doesn’t sound to bad for all of the windows. The coach company I purchased my Affinity from had someone in the Phoenix area fix one of my windows and I think it mat be one of the companies mentioned in the post Auto Glass Boss. I plan to try them or one of the companies that can replace it with new glass when I get back out to AZ. Anyone know of a company closer to the St. Louis, MO area?

Captain Dan · 04-03-2018, 06:48 PM

Auto Glass Boss removed and fixed all 24 of our foggy windows in one day last week. Unbelievable that 2 guys were able to accomplish this task which involves removing all the interior valances. Their rate is $120 per window.

Dan

Piros1 · 04-03-2018, 10:33 PM

That sounds like a good deal. I will have to check with them and see if they can do mine my next trip out.

Sayers · 04-04-2018, 02:28 AM

Was this for an Affinity? Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Captain Dan

Auto Glass Boss removed and fixed all 24 of our foggy windows in one day last week. Unbelievable that 2 guys were able to accomplish this task which involves removing all the interior valances. Their rate is $120 per window.

Dan

Captain Dan · 04-04-2018, 03:44 PM

No, it is a 2008 43’ Allure Founders Edition with aluminum frame windows.

Dan

**CountryFit** · 04-04-2018, 05:18 PM

never heard of auto glass boss so dug a little. obviously there were some happy users but opposite also true. guess you'll just have to take a chance -

yelp.com auto glass boss mesa az 2 out 5 stars

tmw188 · 04-04-2018, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Piros1

I have been reading this post and boy am I glad I did. I have an Affinity 770 and I need to have al of mine redone or replaced. My problem is I am in Eastern Missouri and so for no one in the area do this. I wouldn’t mind spending the bucks if I can get it done correctly. I think the $5000.00 that was mentioned earlier post doesn’t sound to bad for all of the windows. The coach company I purchased my Affinity from had someone in the Phoenix area fix one of my windows and I think it mat be one of the companies mentioned in the post Auto Glass Boss. I plan to try them or one of the companies that can replace it with new glass when I get back out to AZ. Anyone know of a company closer to the St. Louis, MO area?

RVFogDr in Searcy AR you can PM if you like.

Sportech · 04-05-2018, 09:52 AM

Just got back from Hudson Florida and getting my last 3 windows repaired. With the $25 discount (by stopping by at the Tampa Supershow) the cost per window unit (2 insulated glass panes) was only $225. The service was excellent and fast at 2 days. Free electric while you're there too. The really kicker was that they now have a lifetime warranty for as long as you own your MH, even on the windows that were previously repaired by Sun Coast!

Dave
07 Revolution

BigBillSD · 04-05-2018, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by CountryFit

never heard of auto glass boss so dug a little. obviously there were some happy users but opposite also true.

Interesting! I will probably still try them out for one sliding window. I replaced a whole window myself last month, just the shipping from Tiffin was $175. AGB says they will come to me and charge $120.
From what I can tell no one puts an inert gas back into the repaired windows. My thought is they must get foggy again.
It would be very interesting to hear how long others have been fog free after having it done at any shop. -Bill

tmw188 · 04-06-2018, 06:16 AM

Most I believe use a moisture absorbing gasket type material that helps wick any moisture out. My drivers side window will get a patch of moisture in it now and then and in a few hours disappears. I’m sure one day it won’t?

**CountryFit** · 04-06-2018, 08:30 AM

i am following this thread because i have a window issue but slightly different - dual pane seals creaping. i checked youtube and didn't find any videos related. any ideas?