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940 A/C Condensation Drain 900

posted by  spook on  Sun Jun 27 11:46 CST 2004
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Dear lpsage,

Good p.m. and hope you're well. Thanks for looping back. Presuming you applied the caulk to a clean and dry surface, it should last just about for ever.

I installed the tubing because I didn't want condensation dripping onto the frame member. If I have to replace the vinyl once a year, I can do that. The butyl will allow me to pull the vinyl free, and to insert a new length. I may upgrade to a translucent nylon, which will last longer but be harder to fit. Nylon is stiffer than vinyl and takes a "set".

Yours faithfully,

spook






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