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Nikki working hard polishing all the small items.
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The window latches were polished using a fine wire wheel.
Then we poured oil into the spring mechanisms to free them up. They worked very
smooth after that. Left-before, Right-after
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After the windows were polished and the new gaskets were put
on, I tinted the windows using 15% tint from windowtint.com. We ordered one
roll of 24”x 50 feet. It was less then a 100 bucks. I found some very helpful
techniques that will save you time and tint- email me if you want me to send
you that advice.
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I love the new look with the tinted windows! Blocks out 99%
of UV’s and also reduces heat by 65%
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| We used the D Seal gasket 381665 from Out-of-doors Mart. All the windows and doors will have this type of gasket |
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I tried multiple products on the windows and found that the
Dico buffing wheel (Important: Use only the one with the single stitch) was the way to go! It was
very effective. I just bought the connector to use with my drill and applied
NuVite when needed.
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Before I polished the widows, a lot of oxidation and dirt
had to be removed. I used a bottle of water with 20% vinegar and a 3m fine
scotch pad. It removed so much of the oxidation with very little scratching. This
dramatically speeds up the polishing time.
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