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05-19-05, 03:19 AM

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sliding door glass stains

The sliding glass door for my deck is getting cloudy between the two panes of glass. Is there any way I can clean this or is it unfixable.

Thanks Alot, Luc

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05-19-05, 05:12 AM

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it's unfixable. When moisture appears between the glass, it's time to replace the thermopane.

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