How to Glaze a Window/ Five Pro Tips

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Want to glaze an old wood window like a Rescue Pro?
Follow these 5 tips;
1. Professional grade, Sarco Putty
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2. Lamson Bent Putty Knife
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3. Clean glazing lines
4. Sharp corners
5. Whiting for the clean up
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These tips work perfect for window restorations or our EverSash replica wood windows.
Follow these simple tips, and you will be glazing vintage wood windows like a Rescue Pro in no time!

[@Emilyboutique]

I really want you to add close ups!

[@RulesForRescue]

We can definitely do that on the updated video!

[@wanders11]

Good job. Focused and clear.

[@RulesForRescue]

Thanks!

[@yippeethreeeight]

Man, map props to your skills doing this. You make it look easy. Even though, using the materials you recommend is MUCH easier than working with stuff you can buy at a big box store, it's still far from easy.
I'm doing a split window (2 panes of glass). I did 7 sides just fine. On the last side, the putty keeps dragging. I end up with the putty having vertical splits all along its length. Can you suggest what I'm doing wrong?

[@RulesForRescue]

Lots of practice! You’ll get there!

[@user-qm3ol3pq9d]

Hello, sir. I'm an pvc sash worker from korea. Why do you use putty instead silicon?? I've never been used putty to glaze.. is the wooden window diffrent?

[@RulesForRescue]

Just learning how to use TH-cam so, late response. We use putty becuase it is what is recomended by historic preservation proffessionals as the most sustainable for historic windows.