Linseed Oil Putty Natural

Hand-applied linseed oil putty. Tested to BS 544 and BS 8000 Part 7.

APPLICATIONS

Bedding and external fronting single glass into primed softwood frames, which will subsequently be painted.

• High quality hand-applied glazing compound. Suitable for external use only
• Excellent working characteristics
• The UK’s best selling linseed oil putty
• Designed to be over painted
• Good long term performance
• Still manufactured using traditional materials
• A setting glazing compound
• Conforms fully to all relevant industry standards

PROPERTIES

Application temperature range: +5°C to +30°C

Shelf life: 3 months when stored in original containers in cool, dry conditions. Some separation of oil may occur which should be mixed back into the putty before use.

Skinning time: Skin forms after approximately 2 – 4 days outdoors, dependent on, ambient temperature and humidity.

Working time: Approximately 4 hours.

INSTRUCTIONS

Remove all dust, grease and loose material from the rebate. Any moisture on the timber should be wiped off using a clean paper towel or other absorbent material to give a dry surface.

Check the condition of the primer on the frame, especially the rebate. Any section, which has been partially missed or is considerably weathered should be reprimed before glazing. One coat of primer to BS5358: 1986 applied to new softwood will allow sufficient oil to be absorbed into the frame.

When using as a back bedding, apply to rebate. Push in glass and leave a thickness of 1.5mm – 2mm so as to achieve sufficient load bearing properties.

Location blocks should be used in side hung opening windows to hold the glass in place.

Apply further fronting putty and knife at an angle finishing about 2 mm below the sightline.

Brush putty with soft brush to seal to glass. Knife off back bedding, sloping away from glass.

The maximum fillet size to allow correct setting is 15mm high x 25mm wide. Minimum fillet size is 8mm high x 10mm wide.