Le glazier's putty is a flexible waterproofing product traditionally used for caulking of windowsIt is used for fixing glass tiles and protecting against water and air infiltration. Composed mainly of linseed oil and mineral fillers, it ensures a long-lasting, long-lasting finish. durable adhesion to wood, metal or glass.
Applied by hand or using a cartridge, glazier's putty fulfils a dual role: mechanical fixing and protection of structures. It remains the preferred solution for renovation of old windowsand heritage restorations.
Used by professional glaziers, joiners and construction companies alike, the exterior glazier's putty provides an attractive, durable finish.
Traditionally formulated, this mastic dries gradually and is highly compatible with wood substrates. Ideal for renovation and heritage projects.
Designed to withstand the elements, it remains flexible and waterproof even when exposed to frost, rain or direct sunlight.
Facilitates installation in the workshop or on site. Clean, fast and controlled application. Practical for one-off jobs or small production runs.
According to the wording, the drying time varies from 24 hours to several days. Linseed oil putty dries on the surface in 48 hours, hardening completely in 2 to 4 weeks.
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Glazier's putty is designed for traditional glazing, remaining flexible but slow-drying. Silicone dries more quickly but is less suitable for renovation or heritage work.
Between 24 h and several days, depending on thickness and conditions. We recommend waiting at least 2 weeks before painting.
Yes, the exterior glazier's putty is formulated to withstand weather, heat and UV.
Yes, once completely dry, the putty can be painted with a suitable microporous paint.
On average 12 months if stored in a dry place at a stable temperature.