Thanks so much for this video! It’s taken me 2 hours of googling, looking on Amazon, and watching UA-cam videos to find your video that explains what I need.
Oh my gosh! Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been looking for the specific part needed for days now (googling and checking out window replacement part etc) until I saw your video! Vinyl window glazing replacement, here I come! Thank you!
Oh man appreciate the video. We got hit with hail like 2 yrs ago. Same issue trim all chip and could not find the size I need anywhere. Yours looks exactly like mine. Thanks for the link. I went there and that trim will work. Fixin to get measurements and get it ordered. Finally!!
Thanks for your video. I almost got to this trap with leftovers. DO NOT PEEL the glazing bead like he did in the video. Never peel it from the top by hand. Use a putty knif and 512 to pry the end of the glazing bead slowly. It doesn't matter if it becomes brittle or not.
I couldn't use a putty knife. It would chip the edge of the windows because the gap was too small. The gaps we're not consistent throughout the windows, some small, some large. This was the best method for me. of course use whatever method works best for you. Thanks!
This guy is so chill! I had to speed up the video cause it was too smooth. I kept falling asleep 😅😅😅 Thank you though! I appreciate the video. I had no idea what this type of trim was called.
@@MarkSarpyJr I had a "window company" replace a broken window and they misplaced the glaze trim and claim they don't carry them. So i have to resort to fixing on my own
@BossmanFree Same here. Well known window company replaced them in reverse position. I took the "repaired" window to acme glass and they said the vinyl glazing had been put in backwards. I took the window back and asked, "Aren't these inserted backwards?" They fixed it but the end of one strip is curling up.
When I worked in the hardware store back in the 80s/90s this was such a common item for customers to come in and get, now I have the same trouble finding it now.
A few years ago a Texas had a hail storm with record damages. Lowes and Home Depot carried beads and people fixed their own windows. Shortly after that the suppliers pulled the material from those stores. I’m guessing the glass shops complained.
I still have a window to do, that I never got to. Maybe I could show you then, but you just push it in, it's like L shape. I'll try to do that window Friday or Saturday.
Not in my style windows... The vinyl glazing bead is only for looks. Older style house windows with single pane windows use glazing puddy to hold the glass in.
Would you happen to know the name of the vinyl trim on the side inside the house? My exterior ones are relatively fine, but I have 3 on the inside of the house that are cracked.
This is a very well done video. The Grainger link was the cherry on top. The way you worked the bead was practical and easy to follow. Thank you.
You're welcome! 😁
Thanks so much for this video! It’s taken me 2 hours of googling, looking on Amazon, and watching UA-cam videos to find your video that explains what I need.
You are welcome!
Thank you! The internet and Home Depot are clueless. Went to my local grangier and bought what I needed using your link.
You're welcome!
Oh my gosh! Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been looking for the specific part needed for days now (googling and checking out window replacement part etc) until I saw your video! Vinyl window glazing replacement, here I come! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Much appreciated! I was lost until I watched your video. Thank you for sharing your experience.
You're welcome!
At last, a simple, straight forward informative video. Thanks.
No problem!
Kudos Mark, you enlightened me. I would have never guessed this could be done.
Thank you!
Thank you I was looking for this for a long time and just ordered them
Your welcome!
Thanks Mark! I have 6 windows that need these. Well done!
Yes sir, you're welcome!
Oh man appreciate the video. We got hit with hail like 2 yrs ago. Same issue trim all chip and could not find the size I need anywhere. Yours looks exactly like mine. Thanks for the link. I went there and that trim will work. Fixin to get measurements and get it ordered. Finally!!
I felt your pain! I'm glad it helped!
Thanks for your video. I almost got to this trap with leftovers. DO NOT PEEL the glazing bead like he did in the video. Never peel it from the top by hand. Use a putty knif and 512 to pry the end of the glazing bead slowly. It doesn't matter if it becomes brittle or not.
I couldn't use a putty knife. It would chip the edge of the windows because the gap was too small. The gaps we're not consistent throughout the windows, some small, some large. This was the best method for me. of course use whatever method works best for you. Thanks!
What do you mean by 512? Is that a tool? Thanks
@@Rags2Riches_YT Something like this: Putty Knife/Painters Tool Set: 1 1/4 in_3 in Blade Wd, Carbon Steel, (1) 5-in-1/(2) Std
@@dr_920 thank you!
Thank you. It’s hard to find but thanks to your video I can fix my sliding door
You're welcome.
This guy is so chill! I had to speed up the video cause it was too smooth. I kept falling asleep 😅😅😅 Thank you though! I appreciate the video. I had no idea what this type of trim was called.
My bad lol, yeah sometimes I'm doing things for the first time so I just record the process as I go 🐢.
@MarkSarpyJr thanks brother. You helped me!
@@kw9568 you're welcome
Had the same issue. Didn’t know what it was called. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you for the very informative video.
You're welcome!
@@MarkSarpyJr I had a "window company" replace a broken window and they misplaced the glaze trim and claim they don't carry them. So i have to resort to fixing on my own
@@BossmanFree oh, that sucks.
@BossmanFree Same here. Well known window company replaced them in reverse position. I took the "repaired" window to acme glass and they said the vinyl glazing had been put in backwards. I took the window back and asked, "Aren't these inserted backwards?" They fixed it but the end of one strip is curling up.
Thanks so much! This is exactly what I’m dealing with.
you're welcome!
TY!🦘
When I worked in the hardware store back in the 80s/90s this was such a common item for customers to come in and get, now I have the same trouble finding it now.
Yeah every time I went into the stores they never had it (like for two years). Luckily I was able to find it online at a very reasonable price.
A few years ago a Texas had a hail storm with record damages. Lowes and Home Depot carried beads and people fixed their own windows. Shortly after that the suppliers pulled the material from those stores. I’m guessing the glass shops complained.
Wow that would be crazy
@@MarkSarpyJr the Lowe’s near me still doesn’t carry it.,
Do you have a grainger in your town, that's where I got it.
thanks, bro 😀
Yes sir!
what is the part number and where did you get the glazing bead from?
You can find the link in the description of the exact part I ordered online.
How would i get in touch with you directly to talk about this? Im a glass man in birmingham and i have a solution
it would have been nice seeing up close how you snap it into place
I still have a window to do, that I never got to. Maybe I could show you then, but you just push it in, it's like L shape. I'll try to do that window Friday or Saturday.
Here you go ua-cam.com/users/shorts6lqmiIxQ2bA
So that vinyl bead is all that is holding in the glass pane?
Not in my style windows... The vinyl glazing bead is only for looks. Older style house windows with single pane windows use glazing puddy to hold the glass in.
Mark, was the shipping expensive?
I'm not sure, I didn't have it shipped to me. I ordered it online and picked it up. I have a grainger in my town.
Would you happen to know the name of the vinyl trim on the side inside the house? My exterior ones are relatively fine, but I have 3 on the inside of the house that are cracked.
Hmm I'm not sure about that since my windows don't have anything like that on the inside.
@@MarkSarpyJr Thanks! I believe it is called Interior Glazing Bead.
Is it square shaped (like a box with one side missing) or L-shaped, like the one I used in the video?
@@MarkSarpyJr It is squared-shaped
Where did you buy it? I can’t find these in Lowes or Home Depot. Are these standard sizes?
I got it online at Grainger. I'm not sure if it's standard size or not, but it worked for what I needed.
The link is in the video description btw
There was a cat that tried to get into my house. It tore the plastic bead and my screen to 💩. I dont even know that cat.
Looks great.
NEIGHBORS ARE CALLIN THE COPS!! HAHAHAH
Haha no Karen's in my neighborhood 😉