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BlazingCreekBar
Reg. Nov 2008
Posted 2022-03-27 8:20 AM (#185222)
Subject: Installing Factory new window


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 I shattered my GN window, I purchased an entire new window from Exiss.  I noticed the new window has a rubber ribbed gasket.  Does this mean I dont need to use butyl tape or caulk when installing?
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horsey1
Reg. Dec 2004
Posted 2022-03-28 10:32 AM (#185225 - in reply to #185222)
Subject: RE: Installing Factory new window


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If it goes in the stock area, it usually goes right in. If in a "dry" space, it generally will have clear caulk around the perimeter. And depending on brand, may need 2 weep holes sealed if they end up on top. Ones on bottom stay open for drainage. 
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BlazingCreekBar
Reg. Nov 2008
Posted 2022-03-31 6:02 PM (#185228 - in reply to #185222)
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Worked like a charm - New issue the kitchen window is leaking - can I remove the entire window toss the rubber gasket and replace with butyl tape and reseal?

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hosspuller
Reg. Oct 2003
Posted 2022-03-31 11:04 PM (#185229 - in reply to #185228)
Subject: RE: Installing Factory new window


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I used butyl tape to reseal my windows too. The key is taking the frame out and cleaning the mating surfaces. Clear sealant across the top and sides is a good practice. Helps shed the water.
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