Fix it right and it will be good for 50-100 years. Try to get by with a
quick easy fix and you will be back at it in a year or three.

Best bet on a window that size is to have a pro do it. It may mean
disassembly and rebuilding it. Check the yellow pages for stain glass.

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math


"Dave Solly" wrote in message
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I have leaded glass windows that need to be re-glazed. These windows have
about 45 3X3 inch pieces of glass. That's 180 sides for each window!! I
picked out as much of the old glazing from the windows using a dental
pick.
The remaining cavity around the glass is about 1/16" wide and about 1/32"
deep. So far, I've spent about an hour shoving the glaze into 6 pieces of
glass. I am using DAP 1012 glazing compound ("for use with metal framed
windows") and a narrow putty knife. I tried forming a "string" of glazing
compond, but it sticks to my hand, and even if I could get a good string,
it would probably break apart because it would be too thin.

There has to be an easier way. Can anyone give me some hints?

Thanks.

Dave
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