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Trade: remodeling contractor
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Connecticut
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Mastic Windows
I have a client whi has Mastic windows. A few sashes are fogging. Anyone know who deals with Mastic windows in Connecticut?
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Trade: Remodeling
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Northwest Connecticut
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Re: Mastic Windows
You can try Allied Building Prod. out of South Windsor.
They took over C&S Distributors who use to carry the Mastic line. Phone:860-610-0356 Or Try Google for Local dealer.
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Trade: Siding, Windows, Seamless Gutters, Metal Roofing
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Re: Mastic Windows
Call them or look up PVC industries they are out of new york but they have a rep that lives in that area
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Trade: remodeling contractor
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Location: Connecticut
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Re: Mastic Windows
Thanks guys, Allied doesn't have them anymore. I will try PVC
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Trade: windows and siding
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Re: Mastic Windows
Jim Waters Corp now sells something by Owens Corning called "wallscape". its basically cultured stone attatched to a panel with a steel nail hem that can be applied like siding. its available in certain area's and seems like a neat product. rather than installing cultured stone one at a time this stuff comes in a 3 or 4 foot panel. curious to see what a finsihed job looks like.
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Re: Mastic WindowsQuote:
And this helps the OP how? |
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Trade: windows and siding
Join Date: Jul 2009
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Re: Mastic Windows
a yeah, you're right. the fact that you mentioned Jim Waters Corp and i mentioned a product they now carry that no one else does was way out of line.
stay away from my posts. if you spent more time dealing with your "problem customers" rather than asking complete strangers how to deal with him and less time stalking my posts,maybe you would'nt need a message board as a security blanket for your shoddy siding work. |
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Trade: windows and siding
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Re: Mastic Windows
about as classy as i'm ever going to get with someone like you.
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Re: Mastic Windows
Well now that thios is ourt of the way...
OP Have you had any luck with JW? |
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Trade: siding
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Re: Mastic WindowsQuote:
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