Stuart Noble wrote:
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Stuart Noble wrote:
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I thought acrylic sealants were generally not as long lived as
silicone, which itself isnt longlived enough for wooden glazing.
Linseed normally lasts over a century. It can fail of course, but as
often as acrylic? I doubt it.
Tests have shown that acrylics last for a thousand years
Provide a cite for this manufacturer's test if it exists. However I
suspect youre just being a time waster as always.
Just taking the **** out of you for citing a century plus for linseed
putty survival.
on most 100 yr old houses most of the putty is still original, and
still ok. Therefore the MTTF of linseed putty is 100 years. Only a
time wasting fool like you could be incapable of grasping such a simple
concept.
NT