Do You Like Muntins? This is an inexpensive (Really Cheap) way to dress up a plain window. 

Sorry for taking so long to reply. I'm glad you like it, it's such a simple solution to dressing a window. It's not perfect but it looks good. Thanks for watching and commenting, I do appreciate it.

Thank you, Amanda; my daughter is happy with it. Sorry for taking so long to respond, I've been ill, but I'm recovering. Thanks for watching and commenting; it's much appreciated.

Thanks, glad you like it, and for watching and commenting, I do appreciate it.

Thank You.

Thanks, they turn out nice.

Thank you, and thanks for watching.

Thanks, Debbie, glad you like them. A couple of points, Once the paint, is full curred and the enamel is hard, you can clean the windows they hold up well to regular cleaning, plus, you can easily remove them with a razor blade scraper if you ever tire of them. Thanks for watching and commenting, it much appreciated. If your interested check out some of my other projects, I hope you will consider subscribing. P.s. this is the room completed: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yplPHMsV7yI.html

Thanks Robert, it seemed like a simple way to make basic windows a little nicer and have them match the other ones in the room. Thanks for watching. P.s. I have some cool builds in the works for the Winter so stay tuned if you're interested. You can follow me on Instagram @ southernengineering where I post updates and previews of projects..

Hi Michele, glad you like it. I was looking to save a couple of $$ on plain windows in my pole-barn. My daughter was totally unimpressed but it made me feel better knowing all the windows matched and it saved $$, after-all it's a pole-barn! Stay tune I have more `Honey do', and `Daddy Do' projects'. Thanks for watching..

Thank You.

Hi Kiran, glad you like it. FYI, it's been 2+ years, they still look great, and holding up well.

@@SouthernEngineering wow, That's amazing 👍

Thanks OZ, I appreciate it. Thanks for watching and commenting F.Y.I. My daughter's art studio has inspired me to update my workshop, check out some of my latest video's if you're interested in the project. P.s. I post updates, previews, and other random stuff on Instagram @ southernengineering

Go for it! it's easy and you can tell the difference from outside.

Thanks, it made the inexpensive windows look so much nicer.

Thanks, Marla, it saved about $100, and all the windows match in my daughter's art studio. Sorry for taking so long to respond; I've been out of town. If you're interested, here is a video of the `Grand Reveal' on my daughter's birthday. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yplPHMsV7yI.html Thanks for watching and your kind comments; they are much appreciated.

That will work also, but I wanted something more durable that would stand up to cleaning and heat from the sun. Thanks for watching...

Thank you for the kind thoughts Saphaktra. My daughter is a treasure and very talented, so actually, I'm the blessed one.. She has been decorating her studio for the last few weeks, but I'm still waiting for a painting 😏. Thanks for watching..

I’m sure you are sir! 😜 I’m finally working on my RU-vid page that has been long overdue! Love how you keep saying “Happy Wife Happy Life!” 😂 Keep up that amazing manly talents! ☺️

Thank you. Good luck with your channel, have fun with it. Thanks again for watching...

Thank you and please subscribe to my channel as I will be sharing a lot more content regarding my 2019 Collection. ☺️

No problem, anything to help out a fellow YTer. Good luck...

Thank You, Lissette. Sorry for taking so long to respond; I have not been in the best of health; I am recovering and looking forward to returning to my shop. Thanks for watching and commenting; it's much appreciated.

Hi Marcia, glad you like it.Thanks for watching and commenting, I do appreciate it.P.s. I post updates, project previews, and other random stuff on Instagram #southernengineering

High Sean. That's an interesting idea and something to try if I ever do this again. The main reason I did this was just to see how it would look and also save ~$200 for matching windows for my daughter's art room in the pole barn. I'm off to a slow start this Spring but I have a full plate of projects in the works, so stay tuned if you're interested. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it. P.s. I post updates, previews, and other random stuff on Instagram @southernengineering

Thank You.

Hi Heidi. I absolutly assure you it will be easy to remove. Use a single-sided razor blade to scrape it off; you can find a scraper at any hardware, big-box store, or Amazon; here is a link amzn.to/3lP8p7L or search for "Razor Blade Scraper Tool". As for durability, my daughter's studio's windows still look as good as the day I did it. Thanks for watching, have fun with your project.

@@SouthernEngineering Great and thank you! :)

Hi Danielle, my daughter's studio's windows look as good as the day I did it. Thanks for watching.

This saved me about $250 for windows in my barn, plus its a simple way the dress up your inexpensive non-permanent windows. Thanks for watching.

Oh I get it. I showed my wife the video, she thought it was pretty ingenious too.

Tell her I said thank you..

I just use standard window cleaner and gently wipe along the paint lines. I let the enamel paint harden for many months before I cleaned the windows, between the time and the heat of the sun they are very hard.

@@SouthernEngineering Thank you for the quick reply.

@@mentoring42 Your welcome.

Only A local-Yokel would find humor in that. 😆 This last year has been a challenge for everyone and especially for my family, so not many new projects to post; but, I've been busy the last few months, so you will see some new stuff pretty soon. Thanks again for watching and commenting; Humor is always appreciated, thanks for making me smile.

Hi Drake, the muntins are just fine, it looks the same as the day I installed them. Thanks for watching and commenting, I do much appreciated.

The paint is sign paint, it comes in very small cans, you can find it at most hardware stores. @4:00 mark, you can see the exact brand. Thanks for watching.

Yes it was. I didn't want to pay the higher cost for windows with muntins, it's just a pole barn but at the same time I wanted the windows to match. Thanks for watching and commenting, I do appreciate it. P.s. I post updates, previews, and other random stuff on Instagram @ southernengineering

And 3yrs later I am back and going to do this on sliding glass doors. Amazing how I changed my opinion, I musta been too tired.

Hi John. No I just cleaned the glass with alcohol and used Rust-Oleum flat white sign paint, it is well bound to the glass but can be removed if you wish. Yeah, I commented that you should use very light pressure or you will scratch the glass also I made note that this was for a pole barn and I would not recommend it for your home. My reasoning was simple, I wanted to maintain a continuity of the look of muntins from the other windows without the extra expense. The windows that came with muntins I picked up at Habitat for $25 ea. unfortunately I could only get the two, I had to buy these `full look' new, .. My daughter is supper happy with her studio. Thanks for watching.. P.s. I'm remodeling my pole barn to be a working studio for my growing YT channel, while I'm doing the same work that I built the barn for I just want it to be more presentable for my video's, stay tuned if your interested. You can also follow along on Instagram under 'southernengineering' I will be post photo's and stuff as my projects run their course...

John Helfrich I followed this exactly. When we switched to our Christmas window scenes, I scraped the muntins off with a single edge razor blade just like he showed. Literally no scratches on the glass at all. You need a very gentle touch and a very sharp blade. You can wash the windows multiple times and the paint does NOT come off. The RUSTOLEUM brand boasts that it has superior bonding and I have found that to be the case with their formulation. I don’t think I would trust any other brand to adhere and remove as perfectly. We use the same brand to paint Christmas scenes in faux stained glass. No problems!

Actually, this is a barn on the back of my property. The room was partitioned off and finished for my daughter's art studio. Watch all the video series, and you will understand. I'm so sorry for taking so long to respond; I've been I'll, but I'm actually recovering. Nevertheless; Thanks for watching and commenting; it's much appreciated.