Here's a detailed installation video (On my Son & his Wife's trailer) from start to finish by cutting an opening in a RV door to accept a AP Products Thin (Slim) Shade Window (I removed the door to make this process easier). This same process can be used to replace your existing door window except you will not need to remove the door to do it.

You will learn a lot from this video as I explain why I installed the window, why I picked the location to put it in the door, how I determined where the door frame is in the door, tips on how to install the shade that are not included in the instructions, lots of tips for cutting the opening, tools & materials I used to accomplish the installation, and why I did not install the Thin (Slim) Shade upside down like I see many people doing.

Here's my video on me replacing our existing frosted door window with a AP Products Thin (Slim) Shade Window
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Materials and Tools Used

AP Products 015201512 Slim Shade
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3 Pack 1" x 60 Yard STIKK Blue Painters Tape
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Sharpie Permanent Marker
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Stanley 10788 Curved QuickChange Utility Knife
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BOSCH JS260 120Volt TopHandle Jigsaw
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BOSCH T5002 TShank MultiPurpose Jigsaw Blades, 10 Piece
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Professional Stud Finder
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WORKPRO 12in1 Ratcheting MultiBit Screwdriver Set, Quickload Mechanism Screwdriver with Double End Bits in Handle
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DEWALT DXV06P 6 gallon Poly Wet/Dry Vac
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