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>> Thanks, did you know the inner rubber is not >attached to the window frame and merely bridges the >gap between the inner fiberglass skin and the outer >hull butting upto the frames. I have only just >discovered this! I am now considering leaving the >windows in place, sealing them all round on the >outside and inside with marine sealant (and possibly >painting them), then replacing the inner rubber with >something from seals direct.The perspex is ok the >frames just looked tatty. > > >Stuart >>The previous owner of my international (Pilgrims Lady) >>started to replace the frames. From what he told me, >>you need to obtain a template to cut the frames. The >>only way I can think of doing this is to remove the >>existing frames and the glass, and draw a template >>through the aperture. If you use wood, you may need a >>simple bending jig to bend the new frame to shape for >>the outside frame. If you plan interior frames also, a >>thinnish frame will bend itself to shape if held in >>place by screws from the outside frame. By the way, >>don't assume that both sides will be the same!!! >>Email me to discuss. >>Ralf
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