Caravan and Motorhome Windows offer polyplastic replacement caravan windows, they're the leading manufacturer of double-glazed acrylic windows for 30 years.
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- Step 1: Remove the plastic plugs to expose the screws behind. Step 2: Remove the screws. Step 3: Remove the window cassette and store in a flat, secure place. Step 4: Remove the window clips. This window required a Torx bit. Step 5: Remove the window from the outside. If it’s stuck, use a flat blade to carefully pry it out by levering around.
- . Bonding acrylic letters in the sign industry. Bonding clear or coloured acrylic (Perspex) in the Point of Sale Display industry. Repairing delaminated acrylic windows in caravans. Care should be taken to ascertain if the window is Polycarbonate as it may stress crack. Please note: One 25ml cartridge will bond approximately 1.5m in length.
- Its a very thin solution, quite similar to super glue, getting drawn into the crack by capillary action. It only dissolves the surface layer to weld (rather than glue) the edges together. The repair is almost invisible, seems strong enough, but there is some marking of the surface of the acrylic which will probably polish out.- Regards.
Cracked Front Window. - Caravan Repairs And Restoration ...
Double glazed caravan and motorhome windows are made with acrylic which is relatively strong but susceptible to cracking if it sustains a hard impact to the edge. Cracks cannot be repaired. The surface of acrylic is also susceptible to scratching; lighter scratching is possible to remove with an appropriate cleaner/polisher. However, if the wrong cleaner is used the window will later develop crazing that cannot be reversed.
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Some older windows with a printed bands, and a dot fade print around the edge, can suffer from delamination. Delamination is not easy to detect but is often signified by a window panel experiencing excessive condensation. Delaminating is progressive and will eventually lead to the outer panel detaching, often when the motorhome or caravan is being driven, potentially injuring other road users or possibly causing an accident. Therefore panels that are starting to delaminate must either be replaced or made safe by drilling and plugging the corners which are attached by screws. However, plugging the corners only securely attaches the inner and outer panels but does not repair the edge bond and prevent further moisture entering the unit and causing excessive condensation.
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“Thank you for sending the repair kit as an temporary fix for my Motorhome window until the Polyplastic factory reopens reopens after the summer shut-down. I managed to drill the holes and screw the de laminated window together again without much difficulty. I really appreciate your help in allowing us to get away for a much needed break”
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