New seals needed on window

Home Owner from Columbus, Ohio
Hi - I could not locate a name or model number.
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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
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Unfortunately, I am not able to identify your seals based on these photos. The only way to find a match is to go by the design of the old seal. Specifically, we need a clear picture of the end profile from a sample that is whole and undamaged.

I understand that this is easier said than done, considering how brittle your seal is now. Unfortunately, there is no other way for us to find a match. If the seal around your window is too deteriorated to have retained its original shape, then we will not be able to match it up to anything. I apologize for the inconvenience. 

Home Owner from Columbus, Ohio
Do I need to take the seal out and photograph? This is a photo of the most intact
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Tom from SWISCO
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That will be necessary, yes. I recommend looking through our selection of glazing bead here. This will give you a good idea of what angle we need to see the bead at, as well as the dimensions we need you to measure.

Home Owner from Columbus, Ohio
Thank you. This website your responsiveness is so helpful. I will work on getting the seal out.
Tom
Tom from SWISCO
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You're very kind to say so! We will do our best to help whenever you're able to get that picture for us.

Home Owner from Columbus, Ohio
I was able to remove one of the seals. Please let me know if the pictures allow you to ID. Or could I mail you this piece to look at in person?
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Tom from SWISCO
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I'm afraid this sample is too damaged for us to identify. Do you have one that might be in better condition?

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