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Old 03-15-2015, 05:43 PM   #1
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What's my options for this fogged up window,

I can't handle this, side window looks like crap, it's fogged over, this has happened over the winter, What's my options???? it's on my 77 Caravanner, thanks in advance
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Which window are you referring to? It sounds as thought the seal has failed on the sealed unit. Vintage Trailer Supply sells replacement windows and may be able to help you.
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It's the side window behind the door
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Is that a single or double glazed window. On my trailer it's a single piece of glass. If it's a single piece of glass, then the 'fog' is likely condensation inside the trailer. As I said previously, if it's a failed sealed unit, then you probably need to replace it.
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