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![]() Can I use mineral oil to revive glazing putty which has started to dry out (but not completely set)? It seems to work, as in a few drops gets things back to the right consistency - but I think it's linseed oil that I've heard recommended for this before, and I'm not sure if mineral oil will cause problems later on (assuming it allows the putty to harden at all) cheers Jules |
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