How to Fix Damaged Pet Screens Using Phifer Pet Screen | Phifer Inc. 

Thank you Phifer for this helpful video. The use of the convex roller without spline to press the screen into the groove is a great help. I would add: check the groove size and use correct size spline, which may be larger than the .125-.140 recommended on the package I bought. The video actually shows .160 spline, and I'm not sure why spline size is not discussed--I replaced insect screen that used .175 spline, and had to use .160 in my aluminum screen porch door after first using .125 that turned out to be inadequate. Fortunately, I discovered this before cutting off excess screen. That leads to another recommendation--don't cut off the excess screen until you are sure what you used will do the job--I waited 2 days to discover the .125 allowed the screen to loosen. Even .14 was inadequate, as the screen came out too easily. I would add that a very sharp blade in the utility knife is essential.

Thank you! Happy to see the door doesn’t have to come off the hinges for screen to be replaced.

Your explanation was so thorough and easy to replicate. I replaced the screen in 10 minutes. Thank you.

Thank you so much. You made it look easy for a single mom to fix the screen door.

I'm heading out to Home Depot right now to pick up the tool and spine I think it is cold. I have a screen that will work. I still have many feet left of what a fellow used for me. This is wonderful. Thank you so much for it you have no idea. Truly.

Joy! Thank you. Both of my screen doors are a disaster. I actually taped a bankers box to the bottom one to keep the cats from getting out. But the rest of my screen porch is done in paw Printz I still have more of the war so I am going to do this and I thank you so stinking much you have no idea how much I appreciate this. Gail in Central Florida Monday, January 10, 2022.

Thank you so much

Taping 1st did not work!!!

Thank you very much. Much appreciate your help

👍 nice job thank you

I use the .125 spline but it is so hard t push the spline in with petscreen. Am I doing something wrong here ?

thank you so much good job

I have a 12lbs Tom that claws away at the screen to come in. He has completely shredded the old screen. Will this be strong enough to prevent that kind of damage?

VERY good instructional-video by a person who DIDN'T rush, and who took her time with valuable explanations. As a fellow-Southerner it was so refreshing to listen to a cute Southern-Belle too. ps: RE: @ 1:51 - I wonder if this young lady happened to notice some pervert filming down the front of her shirt?? Lol....

My hand hurts lol i must be holdn the tool wrong, i also didnt know all splines are not created equal i bought one too big

I still don't know how to install a screen...I kept looking somewhere else and was unable to concentrate long enough to learn.

Just use your old screen for a pattern. Decrease work