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Prime-Line Track Repair Cap, Stainless Steel, Stainless Steel - 95" Stock Length
Item #: PL 15576 by Prime-Line Products
Brand: Prime-Line
UPC #: 049793155764
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Features
- 1/4" H x 8 ft. L x 3/16" W
- Repairs existing damaged patio or closet door tracks
- Fits most patio or closet door tracks
- Can also be used on horizontal sliding window tracks
- For damaged or badly worn tracks
- Use with a thin bead of silicon glue to help keep it firmly in position
- Easy to use
Returnable
Yes
Hardware Included
Yes
Defective Code
A
Color
Silver
Commercial or Residential
Residential
Width
0.50
Number in Package
1 pk
Packaging Type
Carded
Mounting
Floor
Product Type
Sliding Door Hardware Kit
Material
Stainless Steel
Each Weight
0.667 LB
Velocity
B
Hazardous Material
No
Alternative UPC
049793955760
Height
0.50
Length
96.00
ECCN
EAR99
Country Origin Code
CN
Finish
Stainless Steel
Application
For use to repair worn or damaged sliding glass door aluminum tracks and on horizontal sliding window tracks
Dimensions
8 ft L x 3/16 in W
Nomenclature
PL 15576 COVER TRACK
"H" Overall Height
96
Shipping Weight
0.305
"W" Overall Width
0.25
"D" Overall Depth
0.25
Hazardous Marine
Hazardous transport not required
Hazardous Inland
Hazardous transport not required
Claims Code
D
Classification Code
25.252.25220.020.000.000
Harmonized Code
8302-41-6080
Product Overview
COVER TRACK
PL 15576 is a 96 in stainless steel track cap used to repair damaged patio or wardrobe door tracks. It can be cut to size. After the old track is prepared by grinding any spots that are wider than the original track width and cleaning it, the new track is simply pressed onto the old track after squirting a thin bead of silicone glue in the replacement track. Using a rubber mallet and a block of wood, the replacement track is snapped down over the old track.
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