Product Details
- Ready to Use for Wood and Metal Sash
- Smooth Creamy Consistency
- Must Be Painted
- *Surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of frost. When re-glazing, remove all old putty and bedding.
- *Wood sash that is not primed or painted must be primed first with an oil-based primer and allowed to dry. When re-glazing, remove all old putty and bedding.
- * Apply a thin layer of DAP® ‘33’® Glazing (about 1/8" thick) to backstop of sash to provide back-bedding where glass is to be set.
- * For metal sash, use spacer shims at quarter points to maintain 1/8" minimum bedding thickness. There should be no metal or wood to glass contact.
- *Smooth glazing to an angle that sheets water with a putty knife.
- *Typical dry time before painting is one to two weeks, depending on temperature and humidity.
- *Putty must be painted after it has skinned over and attained a firm set. Typical dry time before painting is one to two weeks, depending on temperature and humidity.
- *For best results, use a high quality oil-based paint, or if using a latex paint, prime first with a high quality oil-based primer. Product Warning: Do not thin glazing compound. Do not apply when air or sash temperatures are below 40ºF (4ºC). Do not use on plastic window panes, insulating glass units with an organic seal, any window pane over 48" (1.22 m) in length, or metal sash with rabbets over 1-1/4" (32 mm) wide. Also not recommended for stained/leaded glass projects. Clean tools immediately after use with mineral spirits.
- Do not thin glazing compound.
- Do not apply when air or sash temperatures are below 40ºF (4ºC).
- Do not use on plastic window panes, insulating glass units with an organic seal, any window pane over 48" (1.22 m) in length, or metal sash with rabbets over 1-1/4" (32 mm) wide.
- Also not recommended for stained/leaded glass projects.
- Clean tools immediately after use with mineral spirits.
CRL DAP® '33'® Glazing Compound is smooth and flexible, and comes ready-to-use for face glazing wood and metal window frames. Its adhesion to both glass and sash is excellent, forming a dependable air and watertight seal that resists sagging, shrinking, chalking, and cracking.
SURFACE PREPARATION & APPLICATION
Separation occurs in glazing Putty; mix entire contents of container until completely uniformed before the application. If necessary, roll into coils to warm and soften.
*Surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of frost. When re-glazing, remove all old putty and bedding.
*Wood sash that is not primed or painted must be primed first with an oil-based primer and allowed to dry. When re-glazing, remove all old putty and bedding.
* Apply a thin layer of DAP® ‘33’® Glazing (about 1/8" thick) to backstop of sash to provide back-bedding where glass is to be set.
* For metal sash, use spacer shims at quarter points to maintain 1/8" minimum bedding thickness. There should be no metal or wood to glass contact.
*Smooth glazing to an angle that sheets water with a putty knife.
*Typical dry time before painting is one to two weeks, depending on temperature and humidity.
*Putty must be painted after it has skinned over and attained a firm set. Typical dry time before painting is one to two weeks, depending on temperature and humidity.
*For best results, use a high quality oil-based paint, or if using a latex paint, prime first with a high quality oil-based primer.
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