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Hey Everybody,
I have a problem that I am looking for an easy answer to. 75% of the windows in my house are painted shut. The problem is that the prevoius owners put up new storm windows. The windows are painted shut on the inside of the storm windows and on the outside of the window its self. Is the a easy way of doing this with out taking the storm windows apart? Thanks, steve |
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On Apr 16, 5:54*pm, Norminn wrote:
wrote: Hey Everybody, I have a problem that I am looking for an easy answer to. 75% of the windows in my house are painted shut. The problem is that the prevoius owners put up new storm windows. The windows are painted shut on the inside of the storm windows and on the outside of the window its self. Is the a easy way of doing this with out taking the storm windows apart? Thanks, steve Wood storms? *Double hung windows? Yes, it's not clear what is stuck |
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On Apr 16, 4:18*pm, "
wrote: Hey Everybody, I have a problem that I am looking for an easy answer to. 75% of the windows in my house are painted shut. The problem is that the prevoius owners put up new storm windows. The windows are painted shut on the inside of the storm windows and on the outside of the window its self. Is the a easy way of doing this with out taking the storm windows apart? Thanks, steve If you cant force it you have to remove the storm glass or frame and since its probably caulked as well as screwed on you have a problem |
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On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 20:05:55 -0500, "HeyBub"
wrote: wrote: Hey Everybody, I have a problem that I am looking for an easy answer to. 75% of the windows in my house are painted shut. The problem is that the prevoius owners put up new storm windows. The windows are painted shut on the inside of the storm windows and on the outside of the window its self. Is the a easy way of doing this with out taking the storm windows apart? You can try slicing through the paint with a razor-type cutter... I had an apartment with a huge sliding glass window. I cut through the layers of paint using an old knife until it finally opened. It took some persistence and I didn't do it in one sitting. |
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