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Old 06-03-2012, 01:11 PM
Dudesky Dudesky is offline
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Originally Posted by engatwork View Post
Brand new project popped up on the lovely Mrs eng's list yesterday morning. We have stated the process of glazing/resealing the windows and will follow up with painting. I have attached a pic of where I have installed some DAP 33 Glaze to reseal around the windows. Is this the correct stuff to use? It seems that this stuff does not get real hard and seal like rtv would. I'm not sure we are going to be able to come back along and paint over this stuff? The can indicates that it will remain pliable.

Any thoughts/comments that would help me get going in the right direction. This is kinda a pia job if you ask me.
PIA is putting it lightly.
I re-did my old house before selling it and it looked like your windows or worse. I used Dap 33 and its paintable, it should say so on the can.
You feather it with a spatula its seals ok.Should be glazing points under the old glaze to hold the window too.
Busting out the old stuff resulted in a few cracked panes.
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