I've got a couple of failed double glazing units so was interested to see an advert claiming to save me 50% over the cost of replacement. Somehow they repair the unit without replacement. Anyone know the procedure involved and is it DIY-able?
mark
I've got a couple of failed double glazing units so was interested to see an advert claiming to save me 50% over the cost of replacement. Somehow they repair the unit without replacement. Anyone know the procedure involved and is it DIY-able?
mark
Drilling holes into the gap and bunging in something that will absorb water vapour?
On Thu, 10 Jun 2010 15:19:08 +0100, Lobster wibbled:
Google back in this group ;->
I recall at least 2 threads in the last 2 years that went into this in some detail...
The originator of this group - Matthew Marks - produced a good FAQ on this - dunno if it's still around.
Sounds far too technical for me to search this group. The messages just turn up in Outlook Express here.
mark
spooky...
You're missing a lot if you can't search the archives. Google >top left >more. Groups is at the bottom of that list. Put what you're looking for plus uk.d-i-y in the search box
On Fri, 11 Jun 2010 13:01:44 +0100, "mark" wibbled:
groups.google.co.uk
Advanced search, put uk.d-i-y in the groups box, limit the date or age to the last 2 years and put something meaningful like "repairing DG" or "repairing double glazing misted" into the main search box.
HTH
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