Glazing windows in place
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2020
- #windowglazing #DAP1012 #windowrestoration
This is a start to finish video of the window glazing process! These are my techniques that I have developed over the last 20 years. If you have any questions, comments, disputes, or suggestions... feel free to let me know 😁
Tried to fit as much as I could into one video, so that you don’t have to watch 20 different videos to understand the process
This is using DAP 1012 for metal windows. I would prefer, and recommend the Sarco Dualglaze! But I didn’t get the right to chose!
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Man, if you teach employees like this, and are understanding with messups, you'd be an awesome boss. I wish I had a boss that was this calm, thorough, and informative. Nice work.
Really appreciate that!
You hit the nail on the head with this one. I have learned patience over the years dealing with training, and having my own children. I’ve learned that spending time to help someone understand something, is saving time and money in the future. When you treat people with respect, and they are wanting to learn, they will catch on much faster. And that’s in everyone’s interest 👍
Mess ups are going to take place. But you gotta break an egg to make an omelette. We just do our best to not repeat those mistakes, and move forward.
I'll be honest, been a glazier for 15 years.
Never seen anyone putty a window with rubber gloves.
This can also be done way faster, I know this is an instructional video, but his method is slow in my opinion
@@atcman2003 He’s taking his time to help others. His work is excellent. Besides, faster is not necessarily better. This is a guy who takes pride in his work.
Any other people that have channels that aim to teach take notes. This is what us who want to learn something want to see. He told us what is what, showed us what we need without lingering on the inconsequential, did the thing at or close to speed and fluently explained it as he went. Too many people linger on things that are unimportant and talk all around the subject or start the process at a point that misses the setup. This video got it right👍. A good teacher goes from the ground up without getting bogged down in the middle
Thanks a lot!! Really appreciate the feedback 👍
@@dooeydessimal8917 Hi, sorry if I missed it but does it have to be completely dry before priming and coloring ? Thank you, big hug from Croatia
@@TheM165 all it has to do is “skin over”. This normally takes about 2 weeks. And still can be damaged with too much force. But it can be painted once it skins over. Then it will continue to slowly cure over several months 👍
Thank you so much for watching!! Would love to go to Croatia some day!!
@@dooeydessimal8917 Thank you so much...,, ❤️
One more Croatian watched this as I wanted to keep our old wooden window frames that need glazing process.
Ours have small nails that are keeping glass affixed to the frame and that’s the “obstacle” you mentioned in your video.
PS. Welcome to visit Croatia, island of Hvar anytime 😊
Haven’t even finished the video and already this is one of the best and most helpful glazing videos. Dewey is a true artist!
And a natural at teaching
As a Christian, I just can't help but express my gratitude when a professional freely shares their expertise to the benefit of others - have looked at about twenty how to's on this topic - this one stands on top
An attitude of gratitude is a powerful thing! Thank you for your feedback, and a reminder to be thankful! Just as we are instructed in 1 Thes. 5:18👍Sometimes we overlook the little things. But it’s the little things that have the greatest impact more often than not.
As a first time homeowner restoring old windows, you are a God send. Thank you for this video!
How'd your windows turn out?
The tip about using whiting to clean the linseed oil was worth the whole video. Thanks!
What a professional job. It's great to see someone that cares about the end results.
Excellent tutorial! I just finished glazing a small window using this tutorial and realized it's hard to get my hands on the whiting powder.. but then realized that Tums (the antacid) is the same thing. So I crushed up about 10 tabs with a coffee Grinder and it work great!
I am a self taught handyman of some advanced years and today I applied the lessons and skills from this video. Especially kneading the putty well in advance, wearing gloves and the dusting with powder. Thank you so much for improving my skillset
I've been DIYing my own glazing since roughly forever and still managed to learn a couple of useful tips - thanks!
Thank you!! That’s what it’s all about. We never stop learning 👍
Then i just set my cut glass window in and let it harden, it will stay in place.
This is fantastic information. I’m taking on some replacements on a 200 year old English country house today. This is the best tutorial I’ve seen, much appreciated!
Project completed successfully with the knowledge learned here! 👍
One thing to add, on really old widows, prep them before measuring for your glass. I needed to ‘overload’ to grab some undersized panes.
I’m watching the rest of the library here as I need it. Great info.
Amazing - thank you! Most thorough tutorial I’ve seen on using glazing putty
Thank you!! I tried to fit as much as I could into it, without making it too long. I really appreciate the feedback 👍
Excellent work. I appreciate your clear explanation of the process and the patience you demonstrate. Great job!
THANK YOU for sharing your expertise, the quality of MY work in refurbing an old rent house with 40+ broken windows will go up because of your great video!
Thank you!!
I'm looking at 1947 house. The guy who did the glazing before I purchased this home ...well let's say he didn't understand a lot.
A true professional with superb attention to detail. Natural born teacher. Excellent video. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks for watching! Hope it helps you 👍
You did a real nice job of explaining everything. I appreciate the close up video shots. Thank you!
Great video, great teacher. Calm, to the point and speaks in a easy to understand pace and tone anyone can learn from. Much appreciated!
Feedback is also much appreciated!👍 I always try to explain things the way I would want them explained to me.
Hope it helps!
Stunning job and great commentary you make it look easy
This video is everything I needed to know about glazing. Saved so much time and thought. Thank you. My house was built in 1852 and is in pretty good shape, but we’re not going to replace the original windows.
1852??!!! That is incredible! Not too many of those still standing. Here in Texas, it is hard to come by houses that old. Most of the ones I have worked on has been from 1874-1930s. Glad that you’re keeping the windows. And glad that I could be of help to you!!
What a craftsman! Thanks for teaching us your skills.
REAL ART!!!
Your video and glazing skill is a work of ART. Thank you for sharing the moment with the workers of humanity.
Paul Rice, Lake Charles, Louisiana
Thanks a million Paul!👍 Nice to hear from Louisiana. I lived near Lafayette for a while, and New Orleans for a couple years! Still drink Community coffee with chickory 😂
Appreciate your sincerity and transparency.
Amen to all the other praise given. Previously I could only find videos that showed glazing windows that had been removed and glazed on a worktable in a shop setting. I am sure that your years of experience can't help but make this process seem far easier than it is. My few attempts to do this to date demonstrated most every pitfall you mentioned but your helpful hints at each step now make even more sense to me, and the calcium carbonate suggestion, wow! That would have been manna from heaven had I known it sooner. I'm inspired to redouble my window glazing efforts now. Thank you. This is easily one of the sanest and most helpful DIY videos I've seen.
🙌thank you for that feedback! I remember the first time I tried this on my own , 21 years ago! Can be terribly frustrating. But glad to see your determination. I thought that there was no way I was ever going to get it right. But eventually, you will develop a feel for it. Always glad to help, whenever I can
Nothing beats experience, and you sir are an outstanding communicator.
Many thanks!!
I remember the challenges of learning how to do this on my own at first. I tried to make it as comprehensive as I could, so that others could have something to reference.
Really appreciate the feedback
As a fellow glazier I really appreciate some of the new Information I learned from your video!!!
Really informative. This is what makes for a great TH-cam video. The dusting with chalk is new to me. Thanks a heap!!
Thanks for the feedback!
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I've DIY reglazed and painted 8 double windows in my home, they took entirely too long. I've put off the rest for several years. With these tips total work time will be much less. Using the powder to clean up the oil is going to be a life saver! Thanks so much for the information.
That "powder" is Baking Soda! Good Luck!
You’re a great teacher! This video has been very informative. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much for the feedback!!!
Ok. I think I'm more prepared now after watching your video. I'm going to try again. Maybe I can do it this time without crying! Thanks for taking your time to show us how to do this!
The first time I did it, I tried to quit half way through!!!😊👍 You can do it!!!
Thank you!
😊😁
I’m glad this was only the 2nd video I clicked on. You answered all my questions. Ready to go.
great tips...I’m learning to glaze my wooden storm windows...Thank you
Thank you for this video! I have the original aluminum windows on my 1958 Florida home. This is going to save me a ton on my electric bill!
Awesome because he explains it and demonstrates it so well and it doesn't hurt that he is nice to look at.
Tru dat!
Very helpful, thorough and I am anxious to get started. Thank you.
Best video ever. I have to replace two broken windows this weekend. I use whiting in my stained glass business. So great tip
I don’t do stained glass myself, but I work with many who do! True art right there!!👍
Thank you very much! If you run into any problems, feel free to ask!!
This is by far the best glazing video! Thanks mate 👌🏽
Thank you for sharing your expertise. This really helped me get the process down.
Glad to help!!! I remember doing my first one about 20 years ago with no guidance!! I kept trying to get out of it, and was thinking this just wasn’t for me. But over the years I have learned from others, and had thousands of more windows to do. So I wanted to try and explain it as best I could, so others don’t have to learn the hard way like me!👍
I enjoyed this tutorial thoroughly. Extremely helpful. Thank you!.
Good on Ya Dewey, for sharing your expertise. Thank-You Sir!
Super clear, great tips! You saved me tons of time.
The best youtube video on window glazing. I especially like the fact that you are doing all this with the window in place. Most videos have someone in a workshop with the window lying flat on a table. Who wants to remove the whole window sash just to replace a piece of broken glass?
It’s funny you mentioned that! I decided to make this video, for that very reason.
A lot of those videos are from people who restore windows for a living, so it’s a bit of a different procedure. But I couldn’t find very much on glazing windows in place.
Glad to be able to help people who want to do it themselves. One you get the feel for it, it’s kind of relaxing! But the first couple windows can be extremely frustrating without a few pointers👍
Liking and subscribing, because you did not spend 2 minutes telling us to like and subscribe. Straight to the point, get the work done. Thank you for this vid
😂🤣👍Thank you!!
Yeah, I find that annoying as well! Hope it helps 👍
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and expertise in this excellent instructional video!
Thanks for the feedback!! Glad I could help
This Old House has a video on how to replace an old window and the hardest part which is glazing they skipped.
Thanks for posting this video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Fantastic demonstration. Thank you!
Wow!! Thank you! I am thrilled to learn about the calcium carbonate!!
WOW! I have worked on multiple glazing projects and this is the best tutorial I’ve ever seen. Detailed but concise explanations and demonstrations that reinforce skill and process! True craftsman!
Excellent video. A true professional. Thanks!
very clean job. I was looking on info caulking windows in steel doors with special glazing caulk like renoseal. Although it's something different I learned a lot from this.
This was brilliant information. Thank you. Will be giving it a go.
Outstanding tutorial.Thank You.
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you!
Beautiful work 👍🏻
Best glazing video on the internet! Thank you
Thanks a bunch!! Really appreciate that. Hope it helps you out
Great job man! Looks wonderful and I learn things.
I learned about calcium carbonate trick! Very valuable tip. Full of best practices for pros where time is money..
Excellent video. Informative, concise, quality skills to see. I just hacked some glazing on a couple storms that needed to be reglazed in the winter…wish I would have watched this first.
Wow. Calcium carbonate may just be my new best friend
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Ssssssame! I have 3 windows to do on my house this week. That looked like magic!
Very impressive skills and greatly informative.
Thanks.
Nice neat job. Thanks for the advice
Great video! Very helpful instructions!
It’s beautiful you have done a very nice and easily it’s helpful and very useful for me. I have learned lots of things fm you such as fixings the puddy with rapidly, grazings by watching inner part of frame in one line and also cleaning by calcium carbonate powder. Thank you very much for your kind information video.
Thank you for an excellent demonstration!
Thank you!! Hope that it helps you. It can be a little frustrating to do without a little guidance. And that’s how I learned. But hopefully this helps you get it done quick and efficiently!
Thanks for watching 🙌
Experience + Pride is a dangerous combination. Salute!
That was a big help for a beginner and much needed help.
Great video, best yet as far as glazing goes. I we be blazing on my glazing in no time, thanks again.
I'm not sure why this doesn't have more view. Bravo. I also have a 1920s house I am working on...
Thank you! I’m not much of a promoter😊 but I have a lot of experience in training, and always look to put things in terms where it’s easy to understand.
Remodeling an old house is both a labor of love, and a lesson in history. A very rewarding experience indeed👍
Great presentation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent video, thanks so much!
Wow, i can tell you are a skilled craftsman because you make it look so easy! I really needed this information. Thank you.
Wish me luck.
That was awesome. You're a good teacher. Thanks
Thanks so much! This is the process I was looking for in a tutorial!
Very nicely done. Thanks, and best wishes!
Thank you very much!!
Great video! Professional work
I'm a small town glazier, definitely done a few too many of these windows despise being new to the industry. However, at only 3 minutes in, this video is an automatic favorite/like. Great video man!
Thank you! Really appreciate the feedback. Especially from a fellow glazier!
Excellent. You are a true professional!
Thank you! Really do appreciate that. Even though, in my mind, I’ve got many more miles to go 👍😂
Awesome DIY....well done sir.
Brilliant documentary
Excellent tutorial, best I’ve seen . I have large wooden bay window to attempt and haven’t glazed a window since I was about 12 . This will def help .
Thank you!!!
I love the look of those old bay windows. It’s a little awkward glazing, when you haven’t done it in a while. But Once you get a little ways into it, it seems to come back like magic almost .
Best of luck on your project 👍
@@dooeydessimal8917 thank you
You are such a great teacher. I wish I can apprentice under someone like u
Hey . . . thanks for this great video. I'm just about to go up the ladder and work on a few windows before the weather goes bad. Cheers.
Love your work. Thanks for sharing
Really appreciate that! Thanks for watching 👍
I am in Australia, searching this as need to fix my window. 😅 Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Hope all is well down under!!😁 Nice to hear from you, and thanks for watching!! Hope it helps you 👍
Hi Dooey, thank you for your very informative video. I liked all your tips and tricks you showed. And I know they will help me on my own window project coming up. Thanks again.
I appreciate the feedback as well!! You got this👍👍
Thank you. You helped me tremendously.
Excellent very didactic explanation for all beginners and very professional, thank you very much my infinite blessings have been of great help to me
excellent job, very informative. thank you so much for making these video's.
Wow, super useful! Lots of thanks from central South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you!!!! So awesome to hear feedback from so far away!!! Hope all is well across the Atlantic!👍
I'm just started my glazier apprentice, I'm enjoying it,
wowwwwwwww I Live in England U.K ....... Thank you so Much for your Fantastic Vid ....... that helps me a lot ....... im just an amateur and never really did know the best way to do this .... but your Video has showed me a good way to do it ...... many thanks for taking the time to show us the best way to Glaze :-) ...
Thanx for the tip of the powder cleaning up the oil on the windows
Thanks from Australia! Nice work 😎
Thank you!!! Hope all is well in the Land down under! Always wanted to visit some day
brilliant presentation
So helpful. Thanks so much!
Excellent! EXCELLENT!!!
The best on the subject. Nice and informative delivery. Thank you. I broke my neighbors garage window playing baseball w my boys. Needed to learn how to do this. Ok, wish me luck. New subscriber!
Getting the old glazing putty off can be challenging on that. If it’s hard as a rock, you might consider buying a cheap wallpaper remover and getting a plumbing attachment to direct steam on it. Makes it a lot easier!!
You got this though!!👍
Remember patience at first!!! Takes a bit of practice
sheesh! I wish I could make it look this easy. I have original 18 panel French windows in my 75 yo home. They are beautiful but may glazing jobs over the years have been a bit janky. This was helpful for my future work. Thanks.
Great video. Thanks so much
Great video and very well delivered. Massive help thank you
Thank you! It can be a bit frustrating when you’re first trying to do this. I remember my first one a little over 20 years ago, I tried with no guidance. I never wanted to see that stuff again in my life🤣
But after a few it gets easier, and you’ll develop a deal for it. Just takes a little patience 👍
Thanks for the tips.