French Door Glass Replacement - Argo Glass and Windows

Hello, today ARGO GLASS & WINDOWS would like to show you how to replace fogged glass in French style Norco patio door.
First step is to cut glue from inside and carefully remove glazing beads to get an access of actual glass pane.
Then we remove all old nails from the frame and glazing beads.
Lets start cut the glue from outside.
Right now we can easily remove old glass and clean the frame from glue that still remain.
Next step is to put some silicone sealer on inside part of frame so it can secure the glass into frame.
After installing the glass we can put glazing beads back, clean the glass and some point touch ups.
Then we can seal it again for better insulation and water protection.
Next we clean everything and put blinds back. All done
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[@user-dn5rr5pb7t]

Nice work. What does a job like that cost?

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[@solohopper]

I am planning on doing this myself. Can you tell me what the two tools you used for cutting the glue are called?

[@chupa3851]

I literally spent like 2 hours straight trying to look for that tool. It’s called a ezd deglazing tool. But it’s pretty pricey… that other tool you can get it at Home Depot it’s like a vibrating cutting tool