Multi-Purpose Putty is specially formulated using only the best grade linseed oil, for glazing sin...Multi-Purpose Putty is specially formulated using only the best grade linseed oil, for glazing single glass into metal, softwood and hardwood window frames. Everbuild 101 Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Putty is a hand-applied, setting glazing compound for sealing glass into metal and wooden frames. Benefits: - Easier to apply than most competitive putties. - Extended shelf life. - For wood and metal frames. - Added plasticiser improves adhesion and helps prevent cracking. - Single glazing of pretreated wooden and metal rebates. Limitations: - Unsuitable for plastic frames, heat-absorbing glass, double glazing or frames treated with decorative microporous stains. - Always mix contents of pack thoroughly to blend in any surface oil. - Do not overpaint until a surface skin has formed (minimum 7 days, maximum 30 days). This Everbuild 101 Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Putty comes in: Colour: Brown Size: 1kg.
This guide provides essential information for effectively using Everbuild 101 Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Putty, a hand-applied glazing compound ideal for sealing glass in wooden and metal frames. It's designed for ease of application and improved adhesion, making it a good choice for single glazing applications. Note that it's not suitable for plastic frames or double glazing.
All features
Colour
Brown
Model Part Number
101
Brand
Everbuild
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is Everbuild 101 Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Putty used for?
It is designed for sealing glass into single-glazed metal and wooden window and door frames.
Can I use this putty on plastic frames?
No, this putty is not suitable for use on plastic frames.
How long should I wait before painting?
Wait until a surface skin has formed, typically a minimum of 7 days and a maximum of 30 days.
Is this putty suitable for double glazing?
No, this putty is not suitable for double glazing applications.
How should I store the putty?
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
What colour is the putty?
The Everbuild 101 Multi-Purpose Linseed Oil Putty is available in Brown.
Troubleshooting
Putty is too hard to apply.
Ensure the putty is at room temperature. In cold weather, warming the putty slightly can improve its workability.
Putty cracks after application.
Ensure the frame is clean and properly prepared. Avoid over-painting before a skin has formed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to apply by hand
Improved adhesion for a better seal
Helps prevent cracking over time
Cons
Not suitable for plastic frames.
Not intended for double glazing.
Requires a waiting period before painting.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the frame is clean and free of old putty or debris.
Application: Apply the putty by hand, pressing it firmly into place around the glass.
Smoothing: Smooth the putty using a putty knife or similar tool for a neat finish.
Compatibility: This putty is compatible with metal and pretreated wooden frames.
Incompatibility: Avoid using on plastic frames, heat-absorbing glass, or double glazing.
Care: Allow the putty to form a skin before painting. Protect from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight during the curing process.