Rubber guide for moveable sash in metal window

Quick Learner from Jacksonville
There are 4 small rubber guides on the moveable sash that keeps it aligned.  They are in a slot at each corner of the metal window up against the jamb to keep it aligned side-to-side when sliding it up and down..  They are 1/2" long and have a side that goes into a slot on the sash and an edge that goes under the jamb to provide a gap between the window and jamb and a part that sticks out to prevent the sash from moving sideways.  I attached some pics and wondered if you can give some advice on these.  Several are missing in other sashes and this one was brittle and falling apart when I removed it.  The window has spiral balances.
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Lauren
Lauren from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Hello, thank you for posting,

It sounds like you may be describing a type of face guide. Do you have any still installed in the window that we could view the placement? I cannot guarantee we can provide an exact match, but from there we can get a clearer idea if we can assist. Thank you! 

Quick Learner from Jacksonville
Attached are two photos.  One showing the rubber guide in place and the other showing a slot in the window the rubber guide goes in to keep it aligned in the jamb.  There are 4-slots in the moveable sash, one in each corner.  The window with the slot showing is missing all four and as you can see the window can be moved left and right in the jamb.
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Lauren
Lauren from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Thank you,

Unfortunately we do not carry an exact match. We cannot guarantee it will work, but the closest option we carry is the 67-028 face guide. Take a look and compare dimensions below to see how it aligns. Please note that it is nylon instead of rubber. 

Let us know what you think!

Dimensions for 67-028
Dimensions for 67-028

Quick Learner from Jacksonville
Thanks.  It looks close enough to work.  I will order them.  Thanks
Lauren
Lauren from SWISCO
SWISCO
Expert

No problem! Please let us know how you make out with your repair and if you have any future hardware questions. 

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