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Hey guys, I have searched for days trying to find rubber to convert my sliders to fixed side glass. Any body know where to get the rubber/glass? Thanks


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unclebuck if you are going to have a "Glass House" install the windows you may want to talk with them first. Most of the guys that do this type of work have a favorite supplier that they use. I bought some through Steele and the installer said thanks but I like "X". IF you are doing it yourself giv Steel a call and walk them through year mdel etc. and they can suggest a solution. Since it is not an original it will not be a one piece molding but will require cutting to fit from a roll and gluing the ends. Good luck.


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