If it is dust, you could use a shop vac with a wand/brush and go over each one. Couldn't hurt.
Take the entire door to a quality glass shop. Their prices may be less than a total replacement. Good luck. Joe
Have a shop vac (outside the window is the best) and suck up the dust as it's generated. hth, tom @ www.CarFleaMarket.com
its probably cheaper to replace the fixture than just the ballast for low cost shop lights, although i havent priced them
Col> shop--that would almost make this an official woodworking gloat. > > Colin
Woodworking group, if its for the shop why don't you just make a pull out of a scrap of hardwood? John
Tom, Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try that on the part of the shop where they are attacking under the gable.
I'd ratehr work in the shop or pet my dog or talk to my wife or...
Your local Vo-Tech school should have a machine shop. Rather than cast one, I'm sure one could be machined. Sonny
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