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I also had to remove the slide handle off of the good piece. I "shocked" it off using the plastic wood and hammer. I reattached with epoxy thickened with cabosil (because that is what I had handy).
With the top plastic piece out, the bottom of the glass can come out. I removed top and bottom plastic runner, as well as the fuzzy weather stripping, to clean and polish.
Then a top plastic piece has to come out. The came out easy. Getting them set back in properly took a long time until suddenly, for no reason, they popped in to place.
The metal trim has to be taken off first.
This is the sliding window on the other side. I decided that removing it for a template to take to the glass shop would be the easiest way to get the proper fit. I'm using a piece of "plastic wood" and a plastic hammer.
Pulling the broken glass out was easy, although messy.
I came out one morning and found this in the driveway. I have no idea what caused it.
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I came out one morning and found this in the driveway. I have no idea what caused it.
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