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Putty - still the choice for windows?
Hi,
I have a wooden window, about 16" x 24", that the outside putty is falling off. I have to replace it obviously and, as I have not puttied in a long time, I wonder whether putty is still considered the correct material to use or whether there are newer, more flexible, easier to use products around? Any suggestions welcome... or should I stick with the knife and putty? The window faces the sea and takes quite a hammering from the elements but, basically, the putty has lasted since about 1989. Thanks, John. |
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