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Summary: An expert shows how to replace a window pane in a frame and how to slide it back into the window in this free DIY home improvement and repair video guide.
Lee Wallace has a degree in architecture from Texas A&M University. He has been in construction for almost 10 years, and is currently remodeling several townhomes.read more
"Today we are replacing a broken pane of glass. In this instance the glass fit into the frame and the frame was screwed together. Sometimes you just have a strip you can pop out, but not in this instance. You want to take out the rubber seal and of course, have two sides assembled. After you measure it and go get a piece cut at your local hardware store, you bring it back and you slide this rubber seal onto the glass like so. And then you can slide the frame back onto the window, or the glass into the frame, I should say. And then just continue with that, you want to slide it real slowly up. You might get it all the way up and pop it down, but you want to be real careful not to force it too much because it will crack the pane itself. And that’s how you would replace a broken pane in the window frame, and once you have it all put back together, you go back in, and you slide it back into the window itself. "
eHow Article: How to Replace a Window Pane
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