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Hi Twybil, Thanks. Are the sash stops those skinny boards with the
screws in them? Maybe I'll learn the nomenclature of the window
after a while. Ruth
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>Ruth-
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>While the strips may have worn some, the placement of the sash stops
>(moldings on the inner face of the lower sash, and outer face of uper sash),
>interior and exterior, may have been altered, allowing the sash to move
>in/out. You may need only to adjust the sash stop positions in or out a
>little bit.
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>I would suggest leaving only a prime coat on the outer edges of the sash
>stiles, to avoid paint build-up which could cause binding of your sash.
>
>Twybil
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Ruth Barton
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Westminster, VT
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