Plastic angled two fins glazing

Quick Learner from Burlington, NC

I got an new igu installed for igu in a wood frame very sloppy.

I am planning to redo it. I am in need of glazing bead to redo the glazing beads. Hope you can help to identify the best fit you have. any light color would be great. ( I was in product design and Manufacturing Eng field.)

(4 photos)The old cover/glazing bead was showing about 3/4" on surface (Face leg), the inserting leg is about 15/16" long and has two fins, one is about 1/8" located 3/8" lower from surface; 2nd fin is at very bottom end on opposite face of the leg (this fin is softer in different material.)

On additional Q: your installation video attached to each product you have appear the same for storm door/windows, but many of your products seems for wooden frame with IGU - ? Maybe by now you have new video to update to minimize misleading? That would be a great support to many many fellows like me.

What I need is for a wooden sash(frame) - I believe it was done about 40+ yrs ago.

I guess the glass company did the job for me do not have skilled member. 1. the IGU is under size (the seat opening is 5/8" larger each way than IGU installed; 2. looked like they did not know the construction of the glazing and broke sections when removing broken igu. 3. they used something alike your product #55-204 with double sided thin foam tape. And positioned incorrectly kind of loose, clear silicon was in a mess along the joint line to wood frame - where I can not refinish the wood frame surface. The worst is waterproof or repellent functions can not be expected.

Maybe I can create some video or pics to share with you or your customers if I could get the fit parts and correct installation informations.

Thank you,

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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Thank you for your patience during this busy season. Take a look at our 55-080 glazing. This may be a possible match, though it's a little different. If you wanted to try it out first, you can order a sample of it here.

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