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Old 01-13-2025, 10:29 AM   #1
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need to rebuild windows due to fogging

2018 25 RDS here.
I have several windows that are starting to fog. I want to start on the most severe and disassemble the windows and replace the 1/4 inch or 3/16 inch dessicant type foam seal and reseal with an appropriate polyurethane sealant.
Has anybody done this job and sourced this foam and sealant?
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Most folks find it's easier and more reliable to replace the entire window.
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I have the same problem on several windows. After watching a YouTube video that I ran across on here I am going to give it a try when the weather warms up (-1-degree F here this morning). It is going to be labor intensive, but I can handle it. I need to find back the website for the parts to do it. It should be less costly than buying new. I also ran across an ad on FB for RV windows that had a special insert so you could replace the dual pane window with a single pane glass like they use in windshields. Most any glass shop can cut a piece to fit. Even if you buy a new window, you still have to remove the assembly and disassemble it to get it out.
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