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Hi Bill, You seem to be familiar with the ins and outs of window construction. There are two important sealing surfaces, the first being between the frame and the hull, the second being between the glass and frame. Hopefully the caulking between the hul
Catalina Direct has a repair kit, with new seals, caulk and instructions....look at their website, all the info , part #s, are there along with the phone number so yous can call for the prices.
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Ok here's my 2 cents. The black (or grey depending on stock) molding on the inside is really just there for looks. It covers a space channel needed to match the thickness of the fiberglass opening. The frame should press out of the hole from the inside
Before you remove any more windows or try to take out the original sealer, try using a wee bit of Permatex winshield sealer on the outside of the window! Takes about two minutes to install this stuff, cleans up with WD 40
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