Bartoline Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Glazing Putty 500g is a traditional, high-quality putty design...Bartoline Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Glazing Putty 500g is a traditional, high-quality putty designed for the glazing of window frames and general wood repairs. Formulated with linseed oil, it offers excellent adhesion to glass and timber, ensuring a durable and long-lasting bond. Ideal for both professional and DIY use, this putty provides a smooth, workable consistency for easy application. Perfect for use on both interior and exterior surfaces, Bartoline Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Glazing Putty 500g is suitable for single-pane glass in wooden frames. Once applied and set, it provides a durable finish that can be painted over after a suitable drying period. This putty is also suitable for glazing single glass into metal, soft and hard wood frames. It features an easy to use formula and an extended shelf life.
This guide is for anyone using Bartoline Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Glazing Putty 500g for glazing and general wood repairs. The putty offers excellent adhesion for a durable and long-lasting bond. Keep in mind that it is suitable for single-pane glass in wooden frames and should be allowed to dry before painting.
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Model Part Number
55340010
Brand
Bartoline
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FAQs
How long does the putty take to dry?
Drying time can vary, but generally, it takes several days to a week. Factors like temperature and humidity affect the drying process.
Can I paint over the putty?
Yes, you can paint over the putty once it is fully dry.
Is this putty suitable for all types of windows?
It is suitable for single-pane glass in wooden, metal, and softwood frames. It is not suitable for double-pane or specialized glazing systems.
How should I store the putty?
Store the putty in a cool, dry place with the container tightly sealed to prevent it from drying out.
What tools do I need to apply the putty?
You will need a putty knife or a similar tool to apply and smooth the putty.
Can I use this putty on exterior windows?
Yes, Bartoline Linseed Oil Putty is suitable for both interior and exterior use.
Troubleshooting
Putty is too hard to apply.
Knead the putty to soften it. If it's still too hard, try warming it slightly (e.g., in a warm room) before application.
Putty cracks after drying.
Ensure the putty is applied evenly and pressed firmly into place. The drying time may need to be increased in colder conditions. Avoid applying in extreme temperatures.
Putty doesn't adhere to the frame.
Make sure the frame is clean and dry before application. Consider using a primer if necessary. Ensure the putty is fresh and within its shelf life.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High-quality, traditional formulation.
Provides a durable and long-lasting bond.
Easy to apply with a smooth consistency.
Suitable for use on a variety of surfaces and frame types.
Offers an extended shelf life.
Cons
Requires a suitable drying period before painting.
Designed for single-pane glass.
May not be suitable for all types of glass or frames.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation: Ensure the window frame is clean, dry, and free of old putty, loose paint, and debris. Use a scraper to remove old putty.
Application: Apply the putty to the frame. Press the glass into the frame and smooth the putty around the edges using a putty knife.
Drying: Allow the putty to dry completely before painting. Drying time will vary depending on environmental conditions (typically several days to a week).
Compatibility: This putty is compatible with single-pane glass in wooden, metal, and soft/hardwood frames. It is not recommended for use with double-pane glass or other specialized glazing systems.
Care: Store in a cool, dry place. Ensure the container is properly sealed to maintain its quality and prevent drying out. Dispose of any unused putty responsibly.