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window frame down, if possible, and lay it on a flat surface. Use a standard screwdriver to pry the spline, or black rubber seal, up from the frame. The spline holds the screen inside the window frame.
frame. Install the new window screen. Lay the spline out around the window frame groove on top of the screen. Cut any excess screening from the outsides of the spline groove using a utility knife.
frame from the window, if possible. Removing the screen and working on a flat surface will be much easier than attempting to work with the screen still in the window. Take the old screen off the frame.
1 inch larger than the window frame on all sides. Staple the screen to the window frame, starting at the top edge. Cut away any excess screen using a utility knife. Replace the molding using staples or nails. The molding should cover the rough screen edges.
to take professionals help. Since, they will not only do the work accurately but also will give a satisfactory finishing to the work. Conclusion To find out more about it, visit this Google page at, https://plus.google.com/108755519750170027826 /about?hl=en.