I can see clearly now!

[Ace]

The guys just left after installing my newly cleaned and polished glass on the entry door and drivers side.
Actually, my glass was fogged up and etched so bad that one piece from each side had to be replaced with new glass. New seals and desiccant and they were good as new.
There is no argon or gas of any kind in between the panes. The desiccant i'd there the remove the moisture if present.
The whole process of coming to my house, removing both windows, cleaning old glue, taking back to the shop, separating the glass, attempt to clean and polish, go to Ocala to pick up new glass that was needed, glue together and seal new pieces, come back to my house to install and do a final cleaning all came to $475.00

Not a bad deal considering Prevost wanted $375.00 just for the drivers window AGAIN in less than 3 years since replacing it once already.

So, it feels good being able to see finally!

[PP]

So, if I understand you correctly, they repaired the thermopane that they could and then replaced the two they couldn't? Or ended up replacing the two they attempted to repair?
I'm curious because our bedroom windows are thermos and the seals are shot and even though this isn't a Prevost product, I wasn't aware that they can be taken apart and reassembled. It sounds interesting, Will