Window Installation

Installation of Lexan Windows using single part window gasket. Window is being installed on a 11ga sheet metal door located on a medium-voltage metal-enclosed capacitor bank manufactured by NEPSI (Northeast Power Systems, Inc.).

[@hakeemkhaderali1158]

Very informative and useful video. Thanks for sharing.

[@davebrittain9216]

There is a better way to do this! First of all use lube for installing tires instead of the messy WD 40 that will not be good for the rubber and will seem to never go away. It is similar to soapy water. They sell it by the jug with an applicator. Secondly there are tools specifically for this. The awl is a problem waiting to happen with scratching the surface and possible injury. They make a hard plastic rubber installing tool as well as a locking tool specifically for doing this. Doing it with my suggestions would make it faster, easier and safer.

[@jmaccobo1]

Great how-to video, I have two of these windows on my garage door and the gasket material has degraded . I ordered the gasket and will be installing soon.

[@9Dark-Warrior6]

very informative, thank you

[@jaytonz1]

I have a metal garage door that requires this type of gasket for the windows. Where can I find that gasket? thanks.

[@jasoneverett8680]

Where can i find the seal and window at

[@marquiswhitsette3555]

Yup, looking for the gasket as well.

[@shanekang1136]

Hi Thank you for your video. I have question , Do I need to put any special seal for hole before put glass. Because if it has rain , I think it might leaking from a little gab . Thanks

[@PrabuKhayanganJawawi]

How to remove of windows, if the rabber already broken?!

[@mikeyboy6895]

well mate actually wd 40 is great for rubber as its a synthetic lubricant works well and any glass cleaner will remove it secondly just use a piece of 3mm diameter string in the grove and pull it in i have done many windscreens this way easy

[@Franaflyby]

so I'm a single mom.. I don't know how to do this can you maybe tell me where I can go to get this done? what kind of business to look for. I'm in utah

[@jaytodd5809]

So ..it has it's own locking strip molded in?

[@eboniethomas1655]

hey did you by any chance use a feathering tool?

[@Nepsi]

Austin hardware or industrial hardware - look for them online

[@mahadevakumar2104]

What is the name of tool you used

[@fantumandal6198]

Nice

[@Michael-ol9oh]

Do you make cove window

[@smid2550]

You need to be using tire mounting lubricant or just real soapy water. WD-40 is oily and hard to get completely off -

[@ezkabob6528]

Too bad I can not put 5 million likes to this video.

[@Cowponydesign1]

too much background noise, can’t hear everything u said, especially at beginning

[@kiwiwifi]

1. Squeeze the gasket 2. Thin side on the aperture

[@melodysring]

seal the center

[@montebarnes4498]

Most of us have wd 40 but not inox.

[@markdunbar8219]

Wd40 is not good for rubber or plastics 😳

[@superchargedVR1]

WD 40 is mineral based - that's not gonna help these materials in the long run.. Inox would have been a much better choice here (Lanolin based) and would have done the same job if not better.

[@smid2550]

I would've used tire mounting lube, or real soapy water -