Prime Line Products D 1579-C Sliding Door Repair Track 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS D 1579-C is a stainless steel sliding door repair track cap designed to restore damaged or worn patio door and wardrobe door track channels. Each piece measures 0.25 inches wide by 48 inches long and can be cut to any shorter length as the job requires. This pack includes two tracks. The cap presses directly over the existing damaged track after surface preparation, making it a straightforward repair part for door hardware technicians, general contractors, and experienced handymen working on residential sliding door systems.

This track cap is suited for residential sliding patio door and wardrobe door repair applications where the original track channel has become damaged, gouged, or worn beyond smooth operation. The repair method involves preparing the old track by grinding down any raised spots that exceed the original track width, cleaning the surface, applying a thin bead of silicone adhesive inside the replacement cap, and pressing or snapping the new cap over the old track using a rubber mallet and a wood block. No full track replacement is required.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in exterior patio door environments
• 0.25 inch width fits standard sliding patio door and wardrobe door track profiles
• 48 inch length can be cut to desired shorter length for custom fits
• Snap-on installation over existing track eliminates full track tear-out
• Pack of two tracks per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style repair track cap for residential sliding patio doors and wardrobe doors with a standard 0.25 inch track channel width.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by door hardware technicians or experienced general contractors. Before beginning, ensure the sliding door panel is removed and the work area is clear. Grind down any raised or widened spots on the old track so the cap seats evenly, and clean the track surface thoroughly before applying silicone adhesive. Use a rubber mallet and a wood block to snap the cap into place without damaging the track material.