GLAZING COMPOUND - QT.

Glazing compound beds and seals a pane of glass into a wood or metal window sash, forming the smooth, weather-tight bevel that holds the glass and keeps out water and air. This quart of knife-grade compound stays workable under a putty knife for a clean beveled finish, then skins over and cures firm to lock the pane in place against the glazing points. It is the traditional material for re-glazing single-pane windows, storm sash, and divided-light frames during repair. A quart covers a number of panes, making it a practical stock item for window maintenance. For glass setting and re-glazing, it is the standard compound.

Key Features:

• Beds & Seals Glass -- Holds a pane in the sash with a weather-tight bevel.
• Knife-Grade -- Stays workable under a putty knife for a clean bevel.
• Skins & Cures Firm -- Sets up to lock the glass against the glazing points.
• For Wood or Metal Sash -- Re-glazes single-pane, storm, and divided-light windows.
• Quart Covers Many Panes -- Practical stock size for window maintenance.

Where to Use:

• Window re-glazing -- Setting and sealing panes in wood or metal sash.
• Glass repair -- Bedding a replacement light during window repair.
• Facility maintenance -- Keeping glazing compound on hand for window fixes.