Top 7 Stained Glass Putty Tips
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Putty Recipe www.conwayglass.com/shop-supplies/eds-putty-recipe
Doing my first lead-came project. Finished soldering and now watching this and your framing video (repeatedly) as I wait for the newly mixed putty recipe (I purchased and downloaded from your store) to mix. I am grateful for all your videos and continue to learn from the Streeters!
Good luck!
Many thanks for this recipe! We are so lucky you share your teaching skills. I appreciate our concerns for health safety also. I like your brush method so much. Another great tutorial!
+Jean Burgin Thanks for watching and Happy Cutting!
Greetings from the UK. I have been toying with the idea of doing stained glass work for a while but kept putting it off. Your videos have given me the confidence to give it a go. Many thanks. Xxx
You are very welcome!
Such a great video! Thank you so much. I’m looking forward to making my first lead came panel.Your videos are just so very helpful.
You are so welcome!
I'm getting ready to putty my 2nd stained glass panel. Before this I always used foil. I recently found this video and purchased your recipe for the glazing. I bought the tools you have and I'm going to give it a whirl. Thanks for doing this video.
The first piece I glazed I used putty I purchased at the local glass shop and added linseed oil.
Glad it was helpful!
Looking for the receipt on how to make the glaze
Thank you so much for this video! My father has done stained glass for years and always tried to explain to me how to do this glazing. I have never done my own stained glass because I didn’t understand this step. Again, thank you so much!
Glad I could help! Thanks for sharing your experience and your feedback about this.
Thanks for sharing your recipe for glazing mix!
Thank you for the information, I just love the glass you make!
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Thanks again for all you Barb and Ed do to share you knowledge and love for this craft
Best glazing mix on the market...!👍🏼👍🏼
Wow, thanks
Thank you so much for this video!
You are so welcome!
Have watched this video several times. Do I go thru the entire putty process thru to the polishing stage and then do the second side? Thanks
Yes!
Beautiful
Really enjoyed this video. I am a strong believer that the more work that you can do by hand instead of a machine or computer the more of your soul goes into your work.
Also you glazing compound is that like a Sheetrock mud or grout for tiles? Thanks 🙏
The glazing is more like a pudding consistency.
Thank you!
You bet!
Beautiful 🥰
Thank you! Cheers!
Love seeing this whole process come to life. Beautiful polishing! Quick question I read the SDS sheets for the putty that you use for your recipe. In that sheet they recommended not using it for leaded stained glass. I guess over time they claim the putty will separate from the lead and cause leaks from weather. Have you ever experienced this with your recipe? At the moment I am using the traditional whiting mixture and it does make so much mess.
Hmmmm. Can you share that info? Is it the DAP 1012 you are referring to? We've used this recipe for over 35 years and we've found that it adheres tightly to the glass and lead and resists sagging, cracking, shrinking and chalking. The glazing forms an airtight and watertight seal. Thanks for watching and happy cutting!
Or Dap33 is good.
@@ARTyRV www.dap.com/media/3846/1012-window-glazing-tds_5919.pdf
This is the link I found regarding the dap 1012 sds data sheet. I’m not really sure why they suggest not using it especially since you have had such a great experience using it for so long!
@@carlye.b thanks for sharing. We’ve not had any problems but usually use the Dap 33.
This video has given me hope. Question: Would this method work on vertical (installed) applications?
I am located in a city that doesn’t have stained glass restoration I am trying desperately to keep my stained glass front door insert and side light windows.
Thank you for any and all advice, and I have saved the link for your secret recipe. My fingers are crossed!! ❤️
Yes you can putty in place, but you’ll have to make a dryer mixture and hand putty. Wear gloves.
@@ARTyRV So not a slurry mix with a brush? More like traditional window glazing?
@@charlieann82 Yes, the consistency of regular putty. Use your thumb to push into the lead.
Thanks for your video and the recipe! Once you make it, does it absolutely have to sit overnight before using it?
It’s recommended. It allows it to emulsify and it becomes a better consistency.
@@ARTyRV Ok, thank you. A couple more questions… how long does the putty take to cure and once it does, can I patina my zinc? You mentioned Sprayway glass cleaner… will it harm the lead?
Once the lead came window is cleaned and ready, how would you go back and reclean for general upkeep? What is the best way?
Hi Julie!
Keep the window free of dust and dirt with a soft cloth. Sprayway Window Cleaner is a good cleaning is needed, it's ammonia free. amzn.to/42R4r3A
Use the Sprayway with soft acid brush and paper towels if more cleaning is needed.
Hi. I have looked on your web site and can’t seem to find your glazing mix. I would love to try it. Barbara.
Found it! Thank you
@@b2corryHi, Can you please tell me where you found it? I’ve looked everywhere and can’t seem to find it. Thanks, Roianne
@@MrKly123 @Barbara Corry I can't find it either!
Hi , what is glass thickness we must use for Windo?
1/8”
I have an old church window that I would like to redo and give to my church. The window has been in a storage area, and it is dirty and broken up. I'm a novice stain glass worker but I want to get this window back in a church where it belongs. What type of paper do you use to make a pattern, or don't you need to make a pattern? looking forward to hearing your suggestions Thank you.
Hi Cathy. Yes definitely make a pattern. I’ll look for some links to products and videos that can help you. Thanks for watching!
Need the recipe for the glazing putty please
Here you go www.conwayglass.com/shop-supplies/eds-putty-recipe
Have you ever had anyone want a different color for the putty? Like to better match the decor in their house?
Start here: ruclips.net/p/PLKBaFDgqVHzZ9D0oJ78gfzSYY2gnQNiGC&si=r5Zqc7rAYFASiMaT
Link doesn't go to recipe anymore.
Here it is: www.conwayglass.com/shop-supplies/eds-putty-recipe Thanks for the heads up and thanks for watching!
@@ARTyRV Thanks :)