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This is the only glazing compound on the market that meets every requirement of the glazier, painter, and homeowner. It is perfect for glazing wood and metal sash both in shop and on-site. It is used for glazing wood and metal sash both in shop and on-site. This is a modern glazing compound that remains elastic throughout its service life, and the only glazing compound that meets every requirement of the glazier, painter, and homeowner. Dual Glaze is a slow skinning product, usually forming a strong enough surface skin to be painted in 2-3 weeks depending on temperature. NOTE: Dual-Glaze is recommended for outside “on-site” glazing as it is a slower setting putty compound and benefits from outside atmospheric conditions.
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- NOTE: Dual-Glaze is recommended for outside “on-site” glazing as it is a slower setting putty compound and benefits from outside atmospheric conditions.
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4.5 / 5
191 source ratings
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Mistress of the Fort –
Sarco makes what is arguably the best glazing products available. I work professional with older and historic structures and bought this and a quart of the type M to restore about 40 different window panes. Some windows could not be removed from the structure and needed to be glazed in place, others could be removed and put in a workshop. This product was used in the workshop because it needs a little longer to cure but develops an excellent glaze. Since it’s linseed oil based it’s incredibly simple to add compatible products to restore windows. Remove loose paint, repair damaged wood with a quality linseed oil based putty, prep wood with boiled linseed oil overnight, use oil based exterior-appropriate primers, and paint with the best quality exterior paints. I’ve personally seen Sarco compared side by side with the two other popular brands available in big box retailers… this is without a doubt the superior product. Properly applied and maintained, this glaze can last for decades. The cheap junk from big boxes might hold out for a few years, at best, so Sarco will pay for itself the second time you have to reglaze windows and use choice adult word as you scrape the failed junk out and redo all your work. Reglazing in general isn’t for the non-handy weekend warrior, this is what you use when you understand that doing the job right the first time will always be worth the cost. (And honestly, this really isn’t cost prohibitive, it’s not even twice the cost of the junk glaze).Check out some online tutorials about glazing techniques and get one of the Sarco glazing putties. As long as it stays relatively free of dirt and debris you can remove this and keep reworking it until you get it right. Prep is always key, so take the little bit of extra time to set yourself up for success.
R. Jennings –
I’m one of those people that over-researches everything to a fault. Why would I spend time researching glaze you might ask yourself. While I can’t speak to the shortcomings of my mental process I can speak to my findings and use of this product.I had used the DAP glaze in the past, as this is what you’ll find in every hardware store, Home Depot, or Lowes. Unfortunately, it’s complete crap and that’s about as nicely as I can put it. If you’re reading this, you may have already read the reviews for that product and read about the ridiculous curing times, cracking and countless other flaws.So, after scouring the web and user forums, this was the product most consistently recommended by professionals. Let’s face it, the people that use these products day in and day out are going to know best. As such I trusted their recommendations and purchased this product and am very happy I did.While this product is quite a bit more expensive that the competition, there is no competition and it’s worth every penny. The difference in curing time and quality isn’t even comparable. Application was very easy and we were able to paint the glaze within a week of applying it.If you’re looking for glaze look no further this is what you should be purchasing I already wasted an hour of my life searching the web for you. You will eventually come to the same conclusion. If the price is putting you off, think about how much time you’re going to waste struggling with the cheap stuff and eventually re-applying it anyway. I’m guessing your time is worth more than the 10 extra bucks you’ll spend on this product.
Mark A. Byall –
It was just about the same consistency as most putty’s. It was fairly easy to use and my expectations is that it will be a longer lasting putty than ones I’ve used in the past. I said it on the shelf with a tight seal for about 3 months, and when I tried to use it the next time, it had dried out. Otherwise, I would have given it five stars
Luke Andrew Baker –
I am reglazing about 1 million windows on our 100 year old house. I started off by using the glazing both tube and tub that it is available at big box stores. Both had pros and cons. But I wish I had discovered this in the first place it is so much easier to work with and mold and trim and keep nice and neat! I would recommend using it in the shade or during cooler hours because it warms up and gets very tacky in the sun or when it’s very warm out. I also used it with whiting powder, which I found to be essential!! The powder allows you to make it less tacky kind of like when you’re using flour and dough. 100% get this and not the stuff available in big box stores!!
Kathie –
High quality product. Was fresh, not separated or stiff. Went on well, cured as expected.
rayguy –
Sarco Dual Glaze putty is easy to use. It provides plenty of working time to perfect your glaze finish. I highly recommend completing the work with whiting powder. I found I was able to further smooth the surface of the glaze and easily clean the glass.While the product (and whiting) are not cheap they are high quality. If you want to work with the best work with Sarco putty.
K Medlar –
This is high quality putty. I first tried the usual hardware store brand. It was hard to work with though I thinned it a bit and that helped. This worked like a dream and the results were so much better.The downside is that you have to wait four weeks to paint it. Plus you need to use oil-based paint or primer as the first coat. I had a hard time finding a reasonable size oil based brown paint, but finally found some rustoleum in a local hardware store that doesn’t just carry standard stuff.Since I did this late in the year I was concerned that it would be too cold to paint. I think this company has a different version that you can paint sooner, so you might want to look for that if you want to paint more quickly.Luckily we had a few warm days, so it got painted.
DGB –
I have now ordered this Sarco Dual Glaze several times. I used it in the restoration of many old steel sash windows in my home. (I Eventually purchased a larger tub of Sarco Dual glaze in the color black rather than natural).The glazing compound is MUCH better than the common brands you find in Big Box retailers. It was easy to work and I was very pleased with the results. Highly recommended!