Screen spline

A home owner from New York says:
April 7, 2023
I'm all my Pella window screens and believe I have the right corners identified (95-181). Do you recommend that I also replace the spline in these 35-year-old windows or can I reuse the spine? The existing spline is not what I would consider foam as it does not significantly compressed under finger pressure. It is 1/8 in and gray. If recommended, is your phone spline the same product?
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
April 10, 2023

Hello!

When rescreening a window screen frame, I try to use the existing spline. I would reuse your old spline as long as it came out of the frame in good shape. I've also related some spline on this page for you to review. Take a look and see what you think.
Pella Screen Corner
Pella Screen Corner
95-181
$0.99
.130 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
.130 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
59-130
$4.70
.120 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
.120 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
59-120
$4.70
.140 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
.140 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
59-140
$4.70
.145 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
.145 Foam Screen Spline, 25'
59-145
$4.70
SWISCO Foam Screen Spline
SWISCO Foam Screen Spline
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