DIY - How to replace a broken window pane with putty - with Philippa Tuttiett
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- DIY: How to replace a broken window pane with putty - with Philippa Tuttiett. Visit .www.lovehome.co.uk for more DIY, decorating and design ideas
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You are a great teacher. As opposed to some who drones on and on, you get straight to the point in an organized and informative way. Every step is shown clearly and you give helpful hints to avoid mistakes. Thank you so much.
Dear Philippa Tuttiett, thank you very much for this DIY video. It was a great help! I could not have done it without you! Those "little" things you do: cardboard on the ground, tape on the window, the wooden stick, etc. Great help!
Oh wow this is so cool! I was looking into putty to see if I could use around the gaps in my bay window and this looks perfect!!
Thank you that was very informative - I learned a few new tricks, especially getting putty peeling off and on your hands !
Great video and was helpful to view it before I replaced a broken pane in my old wood window. I followed your direction but had trouble with getting the putty smoothed out. I used Dap 33 Glazier's and despite dipping my putty knife in water the texture of Dap 33 was still like Play-Doh and crumbled or even pulled away totally onto the knife.I had to move my putty knife out laterally from the glass to the frame i/o running the knife down the length of the window. But I got the job done-Thanks!
Loved the video. Thank you Philippa!
Excelente, one of the best explanation step by step that I found in this topic, thanks
Excellent! Thank you SO much Phillipa!!!!
Thanks for uploading, very clear and easy to understand.
Thank you. Your video gave me the confidence to do this for windows of my own
Brilliant, so clear, I think I'll give it a go..many thanks 😊
Excellent tutorial, well done and thank you
Easy to remove glass from a freshly glazed window as in your film also glass you tapped out was undersize, try hacking out a face puttied window that has been in there for 20+ years your system wont work!! you have to do it the hard way by chiseling out the face putty the levering out the old glass.
terrible job , glad someone else noticed..................
This really helped out thanks.
Thanks, very useful; and much easier on the eye than the usual good ol' boy from Missouri or wherever!
Great job!
I know this is not glass related, but I really like the rain gutters! Ours in Florida suck and those look like they would actually work better! Anyone know someone in the US that has those gutters available?
Lovely acent i believe English. What part of UK ? Thanks for your info on glazing
Where can I buy glass? Do they cut it for me?
M going to replace glass tmrw first time. Can I use wood filler etc instead of putty.??
Nice work, glaziers points. nice.
Excellent! iilonga iiwanawa!
how much does it cost for the glass for window ?
But how do you get the measurement for the actual glass to replace it if you break it out?
A window pane in my kitchen broke. I was able to follow step-by-step your instructions. Everything worked exactly the way you said it would. I purchased the same supplies. I felt so good when my broken pane came out in one piece and landed on the thick brown paper I'd placed down. I felt really good. New window pane, glazier's points, glaze, paint, Done. : )
You were lucky ive changed a good many none were fixed this simply its more like an hour hard labour.
really helpful
Do you wait for the primer today before applying the putty or when it is still wet?
King Joffrey doing DIY now !
This was very helpful!
You made it look soo easy, but how do you remove really old cracked putty?
Love your tutorial but not that easy to remove old putty because I have spent the best part of my afternoon chipping away. But really I know it comes down to technique and know how?
No, you need to use a Hacking Knife and hammer. The video showed brand new putty being removed. Set putty will be rock hard and require chipping out.
That was fresh putty I swear! It takes a good half hour on a sash ... heat gun, Stanley and a shaving hook
Didn't show from which points to measure
Nice video. But the putty I had available here in Belgium did NOT roll up nicely in my hands, but was very gooey and stuck to my hands. I was finally able to scrape some putty onto the window pane so I could place the glass in.
dopey twat
Very clear
Nice!
Whenever I've done this, some b'stard always presses their fingers into the soft putty in the 2 weeks it takes to dry.
Trouble is, I don't usually notice until it's completely dried :-(
This is stupid
@@kainews7376 how?
very good
Good Show!
How much are the wages of workers who work in installing glass?
Crap the putty check is never soft. That was glazed about a week before for that putty to removed that easy . You need a sharp chisel and your claw hammer because same putty checks are like concrete more so when you have a knot in the timber
good
I think that stick should have been at least two metres long!
My window frame is made out of aluminum steel..so I can't put those little things to hold the glass..It's complicated
get a glazier to replace it..................
Primer often referred to as undercoat??? Oh deary me, complete different things
There's certainly a difference in the price!
Listen here, thank you
@Hayward glazing….. you are spot on mate , been a Time served glazier 30 years, videos like this are terrible, never showed her putting in the points along the top as you noticed also , the pane was a mile too shy😂😂just leave these jobs to us professionals please .
Just like icing a cake
I wish i could tear duck tape that easy.
I wanna go break a window so I can try this out. 😅
What a little babe .
👍🙏
Did I miss the section on measuring for the replacement glass???
yeap this is a classic example of pop D.I.Y
Oh dear! "Now remove the putty". It looks like that was almost new putty as it came off so easily. What about when it's been in there for years and is rock hard and most difficult to shift? You have to use heat to soften it and metal covers over the glass to prevent it from shattering while you apply the heat, and it takes ages and requires a lengthy sanding down to remove the last slivers of putty remaining. It's also better to remove an opening window and perform this on a bench, plugging the opening with a panel while you do so. As usual, all very pretty for the camera but avoiding the pitfalls and the reality of it all. Whenever will somebody do a DIY show when they actually admit that it's going to be very difficult and time consuming because your going to face problems that they won't admit to or solve in TV land? This is just "DIY froth" for somebody who, as usual, just wants a TV career.
mickypoo4622 here HERE!!!
Your telling me, its more like torture, using beading on the outside makes more sense.
Why are you watching how to repair a window if you already know how to.
I've never replaced a window, but this gives me a little bit of knowledge on it
If you want you can learn from woodprix scripts how to make it yourself.
This young lad was very helpful.
Why do you have to pay hundreds of dollars to someone to get them to do it? It seems like such an easy job.
Because it isnt such an easy job whatsoever and involves time going to get glass and putty.
broke a window tonight. I have 5 days before the rents get home, wish me luck
What a load of deceptive rubbish. The 'putty' she removed was applied about 5 minutes earlier. Advice from a professional: Sheet up inside and out and have a rubbish bin close by. The old putty will be like concrete, it can be softened with a heat gun, and removed by striking parallel to the glass with a sharp wood chisel and wooden mallet (better than a hammer) and scraping the rebate clean with heavy duty paint scraper. Place each shard of glass in the bin as removed. Protect adjoining putty and glass from the heat gun by holding a metal baking tray over. Front edge of rebate MUST be clean and straight, if not uneven putty line will result. Unless you have a skip, shake out the sheets onto a garage floor or similar, sweep and hoover up debris. Always wear gloves and eye protection. Keep young children and pets away from work area.
norman and underwood well said.
I like using the electric L-shaped putty softener when time permits.
Awful, that putty wasn't set. Putty is rock hard and requires the use of a Hacking Knife and hammer to remove.
I followed the steps in the video but had a tragic end. I taped up the window and bashed it out with timber. It didn't come out in one piece, glass went everywhere. All through the grass and bushes. My dog found some glass, started to chew on it, cut it's mouth up pretty bad and had to be put down when the infection got beyond the help of medicine. Plus I also cut my self when I tried to remove the putty, but it didn't come out like in the video, my hand slipped and my hand ran across a sharp piece sticking out, 15 stitches later, it's going to scar.
+Benji Lanno No gloves while doing that? You didn't tape it well enough or use duct tape if most of it shot out. Sad story if true but sounds like you didn't work safely.
some mothers do av em lol
Excellent job ! Don't listen to silly old bob clydesdale (glazer by any chance bob?)
Or just unscrew the window 🤣🤣🤣🤣
what a mess!
I used my head to brake class by accident today .-.
Sadly that is not a putty knife, but a filler knife you are using, a putty knife has one curved edge and one straight edge, if you are going to put videos on TH-cam, please at least use the right tools.
that is the worst repair i have ever seen in my 29 years of glazing ...im not kidding.....and this was a double take as the putty was still soft as she was removing the so called old putty ...and the finish was appalling
I am sorry but this was ridiculous, I have reglazed hundreds of windows and this is not how it's done.
I am having a girl crush on her.
+Shelly Elle And just for completeness, I'[m having a boy crush on her!
fuck that me pants are round me ankles
Omg she is freaking hot.
CLUELESS !