Sarco MultiGlaze Type M Putty

Sarco MultiGlaze Type M A Great Choice for Your Windows Most glazing projects face lengthy wait times before painting can begin. MultiGlaze Type M offers a better way.You’ll get a surface that’s typically ready for painting in 3-5 days (depending on temperature), while maintaining the elastic properties essential for long-term performance. Glazy Putty Calculator Not Sure How Much Your Need? Number of lites (panes of glass) Perimeter of each pane (inches) Add the four sides of one pane. A 12" x 16" pane is 56 inches. Window type Wood Steel Color Order: Total Add to cart Added to your cart. View cart Why Choose Sarco MultiGlaze Type M? Quick-Setting Formula: Surface typically ready for painting in 3-5 days (temperature dependent) Superior Bonding: Forms a permanent watertight bond between glass and sash. Natural Elasticity: Remains elastic to accommodate normal expansion and contraction. Professional Grade: Meets federal specifications and is used in government historic restoration projects. Step-by-Step Guide How to Apply Glazing Putty: 1. Prepare the Surface: Clean the glazing rabbet. Apply a wood primer to the glazing rabbet to seal the wood and prevent it from pulling oils out of the glazing putty. This ensures a stronger bond and prevents the putty from drying out prematurely. Apply a thin bed of Sarco MultiGlaze Type M. 2. Install the Glass: Press the glass into the putty bed, ensuring a tight seal. 3. Tool the Putty: Apply and smooth a beveled layer of putty on the glass edges, using a putty knife. Ensure clean, mitered corners for a professional look. 4. Secure with Glazing Points:Insert glazing points to hold the glass in place securely. 5. Cure and Paint: Allow the putty to cure for 2-3 days before applying paint to seal and protect. FAQs Common Questions About Glazing Putty: �� When can I paint over MultiGlaze Type M? Typically 3-5 days, depending on temperature. Paint once proper skin has formed. �� What types of paint work with this product? Both oil and latex paints are compatible after the surface has properly skinned. ��️ Is this approved for historic restoration? Yes. MultiGlaze Type M meets federal specifications and is used in government historic restoration projects. �� How should I store unused product? Keep in the original container with lid tightly sealed. ��️ Can I use this for exterior glazing? No. MultiGlaze Type M is specifically formulated for inside shop glazing only. �� More about Sarco MultiGlaze Type M Glazing Putty Contractors & Diy’ersThe professional’s choice for wood sash glazing putty.A proven glazing putty for wood sash that has been around for decades. It is the superior vegetable oil based (soybean and linseed oil) compound. This is the best production putty available and is the same product I use in my shop for window glazing.MultiGlaze Type M is a quick skinning product, usually forming a strong enough surface skin to be painted in 3-5 days depending on temperature and is for inside shop glazing only.Multi-Glaze Type-M is a modern glazing compound that remains elastic allowing for normal expansion and contraction and adheres to all glazing surfaces forming a permanent watertight bond between the glass and sash. After the putty has skinned it should be painted with oil or latex paint.• Used by Government agencies for Historic Restoration• Adheres to all glazing surfaces, forming a permanent watertight bond• Faster setting, for interior shop glazing installations• Meets Federal Specification TT-P-781A, Type I.-TT-G-00410E.• For Glazing and Bedding Glass in Wood Sash Windows & DoorsPackaged in a convenient quart or gallon sized bucket with twist on twist off resealable lid on Quart size.Please recycle or re-use the containers after use.Don’t forget your putty knife here.Putty Calculator Frequently Purchased Together Pure Whiting Shop All $24.99 Add to cart Quick View RoseWood Handle Bent Putty Knife Shop All $29.99 Add to cart Quick View Fletcher PushMate Point Setter Shop All $18.99 Read more Quick View