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| 391u - Make your own
inexpensive storm windows or buy new ones |
 - c391-1.jpg- Do-it-yourself interior storm
windows with wood frame and shrink film. Notice the compression
weatherstripping around the edge.- James Dulley
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c391-2.jpg
- Staple or nail a strip of wood over a second layer of tape to make sure the
shrink film does not come loose. - Photo credit - James Dulley
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c391-3.jpg
- Use a blower dryer to shrink the film just enough to be taut. Do not overheat
it.. - Photo credit - James Dulley
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c391-4.jpg
- Push the storm window in as far back as possible to create tne smallest air
gap. - Photo credit - James Dulley
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c391-5a.jpg - Red Devil Snap N Seal storm window
kit being attached with adhesive tape to the primary window frame. - Photo
credit - Red Devil
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c391-5b.jpg - Close-up view of the storm window
frame with acrylic sheet being installed on the primary window frame. - Photo
credit - Red Devil
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c391-6a.jpg - Acrylic sheet with molded silicone
edge weatherstripping is being placed in the window opening.. - Photo credit -
Indow Window
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c391-6b.jpg - First install the top and bottom
edges and then push in the sides. - Photo credit - Indow Window |
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