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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: topeka, ks
Posts: 616
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Vent window weatherstripping
I am in need of some ideas on my vent windows. I am replacing the weatherstripping right now and cant seem to get the weatherstripping tightly into the channel of the vent window, mostly the little corner of the vent window itself. I can do the rivets and everything and actually find that pretty easy but getting this rubber to seat is almost impossible! I have tried soap and that didn't help and have messed with these things for hours and tugging on them. Is there any suggestions or anyone I can send them to and pay to have done? Thanks
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![]() Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Cbus, OH
Posts: 48
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Re: Vent window weatherstripping
i just bought all new seals for my windows so i'm interested in what you come up with. i remember reading one post where the guy said he washed the seals several times. it was on this board but lord knows where i found it. it was deep in a thread is all i remember.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Fall River California
Posts: 2,026
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Re: Vent window weatherstripping
I used a KY jelly type lube, the rubber popped right in. (no funny intended)
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Location: Cbus, OH
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