A dough-like material used for sealing window glass in frames. It differs from putty in that it retains its plasticity for an longer period.
A pliable substance applied between the window sash and the lights of glass to seal against the elements and sometimes to adhere the glass to the sash. Glazing stop: The part of the sash or door panel which holds the glass in place.
A putty-like material used to fill in the cracks or crevices of a surface before it is covered with the protective coating, particularly around the edge of glass in a window frame.
Used for Puttying Windows, it differs from Putty by retaining it's plasticity longer
A sealant, or putty that is used to seal a glass pane into its frame.
A soft dough-like material used for filling and sealing the space between a pane of glass and its surrounding frame.
The putty used for glazing window pains in place
Soft material used for the glazing of glass.
A putty used to set glass in window frames and to fill nail holes and cracks.
A pliable material placed between the glazing leg of a window or door and the glass around its edges to seal the unit against air and water infiltration and to help hold the glass in place. Click Here To See Glazing Material In SWISCO's Catalog. lazing Leg A flat surface in frame members parallel with the glass, to which the glass is affixed using a glazing compound and glazing bead. Glazing Stop The part of the sash or door panel holding the glass in place. lazing Tape A tape with adhesive on both sides used to glaze glass to the glazing leg of a sash member.
Substance applied around the joint of the glass and frame to hold it permanently. Although similar to putty, it stays flexible so it does not dry in the manner of regular putty. Also called glazer's putty.