Product Facts
- Product Name
- Selleys Special Putty - Linseed Oil-Based Window Glazing Putty
- Availability
- In Stock
- Condition
- New
- Category
- Home & Garden > Building & Hardware > Fillers & Sealants
- Seller
- Selleys
Selleys Special Putty - Linseed Oil-Based Window Glazing Putty
Superior linseed oil-based putty for glazing timber frame windows and door panels. Easy to use - can be applied by hand or with a putty knife. Suitable for face glazing, heel seal, and bedding glazing beads. Features exceptional keeping qualities. Available in 450g and 2kg sizes. Paint within 2-4 weeks of application. Inspect every 6-12 months for signs of shrinkage.
Selleys Special Putty - Linseed Oil-Based Window Glazing Putty
Superior linseed oil-based putty for glazing timber frame windows and door panels. Easy to use - can be applied by hand or with a putty knife. Suitable for face glazing, heel seal, and bedding glazing beads. Features exceptional keeping qualities. Available in 450g and 2kg sizes. Paint within 2-4 weeks of application. Inspect every 6-12 months for signs of shrinkage.
Price: Available
Brand: Selleys
Product Data (OpenAI Spec)
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| Use | Interior Exterior |
|---|---|
| Size | 450 g 2 kg |
| Colour | Natural |
| Technology | Linseed oil–based putty |
| Limitations | Not recommended with timber stains, oils or clear varnish in exterior applications. Not suitable where structural movement may occur. Not for metal window frames. Not for filling nail holes or timber splits. For glass areas over 1.25 m² use bead glazing or elastomeric sealant. |
| Directions for Use | 1. Ensure rebates are clean, dry and correctly sized. 2. Remove surface skin and soften putty in hands. 3. Apply to rear of rebate, install glass, and fix with pins. 4. Apply front putty and smooth. 5. Allow to skin before painting. 6. Clean uncured putty with methylated spirits. |
| Important Information | Suitable for face glazing, heel seal and bedding glazing beads. For use with timber frames and glass. Paint between 2–4 weeks after glazing. Inspect every 6–12 months and repair if required. |