Nu-Glaze : Method - outer "putty" refurbish only, leaving the glass in place.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2015
- Renovate or re-glaze old, weathered windows, using Nu-Glaze PVC profiles and Nu-Glaze neutral cure silicone. Neat, fast and long lasting beautiful windows. If you are scared that the glass might break, this method will save you time, money and worries. You can leave the glass right where it is and just re-do that ugly outer part.
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This music sounds like MacGyver is trying to escape from a basement while he is tied up and only has a toothpick to aide his escape.
Dont forget the bubble gum! Or window putty in this case...
Watched the video for the music. 🔥
Wow very nice
Where did you guys find this music!?! Good taste!
Make sure you put some glaze under that so it doesn't leak.
What happens when that plastic traps water in the wood beneath and the wood rots out? I stay with traditional putty and glazing methods, which fails gracefully and is easy to renew with sustainable materials.
The Silicone or Polyurethane/polymer Hybrid we use nowadays, gets placed just off the edge (about where the profile front edge will end on the frame rebate) and as the profile gets bedded into the 90deg, the frontal edge and topmost edge against the glass, gets in-bedded into the adhesive laid there, keeping water, dust and air movement out. In other words, we deposit 3 'thinnish' continuous beads adhesive instead of one. One will obviously also seal any gaps with adhesive to prevent just that. This is more than what you can say about putty... Putty crumbles in all directions (the oil evaporates and/or gets replaced by water continuously), and from inside out, allowing water and dust to seep/creep in, rotting and rusting the frame rebate without being seen. Much more dangerous. This video is quite old, so we are in the process to remake, showing new techniques.
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older techniques,,after the rabbet & sash are scraped clean,the glass is properly pointed,edges lightly sanded smooth,apply linseed oil to all glazing surfaces,the oil seals and preserves,water is locked out. I worked as an apprentice to a semi retired guy for 5 years,& 15 years in window assy,,on a job to repair a vandalized bay window office space in the 90s,on removal of the picture window,,boss said it was the same bldg he had glazed & installed every one of the 150 windows in the bldg in the early 60s,with his crew of ten helpers,the one sash we had to reglaze had the putty still semi soft pliant and doing its work of insulating 30 years later.This 6 story bldg was above a busy 5 corner street intersection.aThe old guys knew what was durable & effective.
Think you'll find that's a metal frame.
That doesn't look very water right and if you live in a place which rains alot. I don't see that lasting long.
We have had it on the West Coast of SA about 100m from the seashore, North facing, since 2012 - no rot or rust...
Spot the bodge, why not just re-putty it, only reason it cracked was because it hadn't been painted, i doubt that would last 6 months.
Brian, check out our Facebook page, some great posts made since onset. We have had Nu-Glaze in severe tests since 2012 - no failure to date (2022)
Not really practical if you have to reglaze 300 + panels of varying sizes
Much faster, neater and more economical than putty, Noah. That's why large maintenance companies start use the system. The proof is in the pudding, as they say...
WHY DO WE HAVE TO PUT UP WITH AWFUL MUSIC . CAN THE MAN NOT SPEAK ?
They don't speak English
No doubt. Extremely annoying
@@Bardesigners I actually do, but with a heavy Afrikaans accent. We are remaking the video, with me doing the talking...byt vas boet!
Boy does this beg for some voiceover.
I agree, we are making a new video, and the ones I made just did not sound good. I have a few Tiktok videos under www.tiktok.com/@nu_glaze?lang=en and some private TH-cam ones where I do explain as I go. Send me your email address and I will send the links, please.