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Replacing a 38 year old glass pane in back door (I broke it removing old putty).
The new glass is toughened and patterned on one side only. Is there any convention/advantage for which way round it goes? Smooth side in or out? I can't detect any difference in the obscurity either way. I am inclined to put the smooth side out - since the reason for removing the old was pane (patterned both sides) was water penetration at the bottom. Geo |
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