Snap in glazing

A home owner from USA says:
January 29, 2018
I am trying to identify window snap in glazing strip. The last photo is your stock photo 55-030. The only difference is the bottom as shown mine goes inwards and yours goes outwards. I am unable to identify the window maker. Any help I would most appreciate. Thank You
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
February 2, 2018
Your snap-in slides behind the glass and the small locking lip locks to the sash frame with the top of the glazing pressing against the glass. I pulled up several possible vinyl glazing beads for you to review as a replacement on this page.
A quick learner from Phoenix Az says:
February 4, 2018
Thank you for trying to help. But if you look on the 55-017 the lip that snaps to the sash frame goes toward the frame of the window { outward]. Mine goes inward toward the inside of the window. Just like the 55-017 except for the lip on the bottom goes to the inside. Any help with this ? Thank You
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
February 6, 2018
Hmm...Would you be able to use our 55-127 snap-in glazing bead? It does have a profound curve that would give tension in locking the lip into the frame.
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