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55-080-6 6' Snap-in
55-080-6 6' Snap-in
Quick Learner
Napervile
Jul 31, 2015
Quick Learner from Napervile
Jul 31, 2015
Can you trim the 55-080-6?
I am looking the attached glazing bead. I found item 55-0806. It seems close to what I am looking for however the part that goes into the glass is just a bit longer. would I be able to trim this to make it work.
Home Owner
USA
Jul 22, 2015
Home Owner from USA
Jul 22, 2015
Glazing Bead
Can you help me with this snap in glazing?
Home Owner
Fayetteville Arkansas
Apr 23, 2015
Home Owner from Fayetteville Arkansas
Apr 23, 2015
Help with 11/16 x 11/16 Glazing Bead?
Window could be an alenco or atrium. No information on windows of glaze. the glaze is almond or beige, light colored tan. measures 11/16 x 11/16 First pic shows the snap in. Second pic to show coloring. Do you have any that look like this? Thanks Joe
Quick Learner
Jun 3, 2014
Quick Learner
Jun 3, 2014
Searching for 65-240W
I am trying to find this snap-in glazing and am having touble! I have seen a 65-240W part that is close in dimension, but I don't see it on your site. Please let me know what you come up with
Home Owner
Henderson, NV
May 22, 2014
Home Owner from Henderson, NV
May 22, 2014
Snap in Window Glazing identification for order
Hello - I'm trying to identify which snap in glazing to order, can you please help me identify based on the pictures I included. Please let me know if you need anything further to identify. thanks, Don
Home Owner
Texas
May 21, 2014
Home Owner from Texas
May 21, 2014
Need to ID Replacement Window Trim
Much of this plastic exterior window trim is cracked and falling out of our windows. The window manufacturer (Champion)has gone out of business. It's not the Champion windows from the Mid-West, but was a local Austin, Tx. company.
Home Owner
Baton Rouge
Jul 12, 2011
Home Owner from Baton Rouge
Jul 12, 2011
Snap-In Glazing Sierra Sand for Danvid Aluminum Window
Do you have a match for this product? Any suggestions if not?
Mar 11, 2010
Mar 11, 2010
What tool should I use?
A fine-tooth hacksaw (75-023A) is what we use to cut this snap-in glazing in the shop for repairs.