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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/gillingham-glazier-and-glazing-near-me/ Do-It-Yourself Double Glazing Repairs Double glazing keeps buildings warm, but it can cause problems over time. Leaks, broken glass, or foggy windows are all problems that can lead to the loss of energy, costly repairs, and health issues. FENSA certified installers can help you repair and maintain your double-glazed windows to ensure that it meets energy efficiency requirements for legal compliance and resale value. Broken Panes A damaged window can cause many issues, since it could block light, air, and even pests. While you may employ a professional to fix the damaged window however, you could also repair the damage yourself at only a fraction of the cost. You'll have to remove the old window. Begin by putting on protective glasses, gloves for work and dust masks to shield yourself from glass shards and lead dust. Set up a level surface in an area that is well ventilated. Place a dropcloth under the work surface to catch any glass that falls when you take it off. You should keep an HEPA vacuum close by to get rid of dust debris, debris, and hazardous waste when you work. Once the old window has been removed and the old window is removed, use a knife to scrape the old glazing putty. Be careful not to damage the wood frame of the window. If the old putty is stubborn, try using a heating gun to soften it prior to scraping it off with the knife. Wear safety glasses and be careful to avoid getting hot wood or glass fragments in your eye when using a heat gun. The next step is to prepare the frame for the new pane. To account for wood expansion and contraction take the opening measurement and subtract one-sixteenth of an inch in both directions. Then, have the local hardware store cut you a piece double-strength glass that fits the opening precisely. Before fitting the new glass dry-fit it for an ideal fit. After you have the glass in place, lay a small amount of latex caulk around edges o
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