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June 22, 2011 at 4:25 PM #18887June 22, 2011 at 5:27 PM #705401
desmond
ParticipantWhat about a steel entry door? I put one in when I remolded my house, you could not tell it was steel by looking at it. I put in Milgard vinly windows and I liked them. But that was in 2003-4 and now there are many more brands. And why would you not get the low e and the tint, you can barely even tell by looking through the window it’s there?
June 22, 2011 at 5:27 PM #706609desmond
ParticipantWhat about a steel entry door? I put one in when I remolded my house, you could not tell it was steel by looking at it. I put in Milgard vinly windows and I liked them. But that was in 2003-4 and now there are many more brands. And why would you not get the low e and the tint, you can barely even tell by looking through the window it’s there?
June 22, 2011 at 5:27 PM #706247desmond
ParticipantWhat about a steel entry door? I put one in when I remolded my house, you could not tell it was steel by looking at it. I put in Milgard vinly windows and I liked them. But that was in 2003-4 and now there are many more brands. And why would you not get the low e and the tint, you can barely even tell by looking through the window it’s there?
June 22, 2011 at 5:27 PM #706094desmond
ParticipantWhat about a steel entry door? I put one in when I remolded my house, you could not tell it was steel by looking at it. I put in Milgard vinly windows and I liked them. But that was in 2003-4 and now there are many more brands. And why would you not get the low e and the tint, you can barely even tell by looking through the window it’s there?
June 22, 2011 at 5:27 PM #705498desmond
ParticipantWhat about a steel entry door? I put one in when I remolded my house, you could not tell it was steel by looking at it. I put in Milgard vinly windows and I liked them. But that was in 2003-4 and now there are many more brands. And why would you not get the low e and the tint, you can barely even tell by looking through the window it’s there?
June 22, 2011 at 5:40 PM #705508AK
ParticipantMy house has a builder-grade fiberglass entry door that certainly cost nowhere near $400, much less $4000. With a good coat of paint it could pass for steel …
June 22, 2011 at 5:40 PM #706619AK
ParticipantMy house has a builder-grade fiberglass entry door that certainly cost nowhere near $400, much less $4000. With a good coat of paint it could pass for steel …
June 22, 2011 at 5:40 PM #705411AK
ParticipantMy house has a builder-grade fiberglass entry door that certainly cost nowhere near $400, much less $4000. With a good coat of paint it could pass for steel …
June 22, 2011 at 5:40 PM #706104AK
ParticipantMy house has a builder-grade fiberglass entry door that certainly cost nowhere near $400, much less $4000. With a good coat of paint it could pass for steel …
June 22, 2011 at 5:40 PM #706257AK
ParticipantMy house has a builder-grade fiberglass entry door that certainly cost nowhere near $400, much less $4000. With a good coat of paint it could pass for steel …
June 22, 2011 at 6:23 PM #705518Happs
ParticipantThe steel doors I saw at the big box stores didn’t feel solid/sturdy. I prefer to get a brand of tint of my choice that I know is high quality with a window tinter I know. I have no idea of the quality of tint or the tint job with a factory tint.
June 22, 2011 at 6:23 PM #706629Happs
ParticipantThe steel doors I saw at the big box stores didn’t feel solid/sturdy. I prefer to get a brand of tint of my choice that I know is high quality with a window tinter I know. I have no idea of the quality of tint or the tint job with a factory tint.
June 22, 2011 at 6:23 PM #706267Happs
ParticipantThe steel doors I saw at the big box stores didn’t feel solid/sturdy. I prefer to get a brand of tint of my choice that I know is high quality with a window tinter I know. I have no idea of the quality of tint or the tint job with a factory tint.
June 22, 2011 at 6:23 PM #705421Happs
ParticipantThe steel doors I saw at the big box stores didn’t feel solid/sturdy. I prefer to get a brand of tint of my choice that I know is high quality with a window tinter I know. I have no idea of the quality of tint or the tint job with a factory tint.
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