Wet seal

Wet seal is a process that involves removing the existing vinyl glazing gasket between the glass and the window frame and replacing it with a high performance silicone sealant. Over time the vinyl gasket can dry out, warp or lose elasticity. When this happens the joint between the glass and the frame no longer maintains a tight, uniform seal. Wet seal corrects this condition by carefully cutting out and removing the old vinyl gasket, thoroughly cleaning the glass to frame channel and installing a high performance silicone sealant designed specifically for window glazing applications. the sealant is tooled to create a clean continuous bond between the glass and frame, restoring flexibility and long term performance. The sealant is designed to accommodate normal thermal expansion and contraction of glass and aluminum framing in high temperature environments like Phoenix.

Wet seal is commonly performed on office buildings with curtain wall systems and also on other commercial properties. Instead of removing the entire window system, this method is a cost effective alternative that updates only the part that has worn out. For property owners and managers , window wet seal services provide a practical way to maintain existing windows while improving their appearance and extending their usable life.

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