window frames

[tcandt]

It is not the windows themselves I believe she refers to. There is a wooden
frame aroung the door and driver's window sets that get moisture through the
glass and need to be painted from time to time. If you have a skylight, you
might have the same problem if you do not re-seal them from the outside from
time to time (guess what? Mine leaked at the Q this week and I know I hould
have performed preventive maintainance sooner).

You might want to rmove them so you can sand then down without damage to walls
aroud them. A good primer and enamel spray paint works well.

What is you coach year and model?



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" wrote:
>
> Welcome to the forum.
>
> All of the windows that I have seen on BB are made out of aluminum. I have
been told that BB made the windows in the mid 90's coaches. (Maybe even earlier
years???) All the finishes I have seen on the outside of the window frame have
been an anodized finish. The fact that you mentioned that something was peeling
makes me think that someone may have painted those frames. Anodizing doesn't
peel as far as I know. Anodizing is an oxidizing process that forms a layer of
"rust" on the surface. It's possible that the anodizing is wearing off but this
doesn't occur as peeling so far as I know. There is a rubber seal that goes
around the window. I doubt if that is peeling.
>
> I can't comment on a BB logo on your door. Honestly, I don't recall seeing a
logo on the doors.
>
> One suggestion that has been one of the protocols of this forum: It is
helpful if, when you sign your name, you put the year and the model of your
Bluebird.
>
> Eric Perplies
> 1996 PT-42
>