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Double Glazing Units.... sealing of?
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I bought some tubes of low modulus silicon sealant to bed double glazing units' into a timber frame. When I read the tube it said: Do not use in contact with the edge sealant of double glazed units. Any ideas on what I should be using. Thanks mark b |
Double Glazing Units.... sealing of?
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a1.freeserve.co.uk writes I bought some tubes of low modulus silicon sealant to bed double glazing units' into a timber frame. When I read the tube it said: Do not use in contact with the edge sealant of double glazed units. If it was acetoxy cure (vinegar smell) I could understand that, but I would have thought that neutral cure would be ok. There is specialist glazing compound that comes in the same kind of tube that would def be ok, available from sheds or srewfix - code 12954 clear or 18636 white. As I live in a city & have ground floor windows I will be putting some new units in with security glazing tape (double sided strong foam tape), back filled with neutral cure low modulus silicone & finished with beading that came with the frames. -- fred |
Double Glazing Units.... sealing of?
Do not use in contact with the edge sealant of double glazed units.
Any ideas on what I should be using. Wow. All the low modulus sealants I found were neutral cure and suitable for double glazing. I needed a lot in a hurry, so got to see all the brands from all the shops/BMs. Mostly they were described as "frame sealant", with "glazing sealant" available for twice the price with no discernible difference in suitability for different applications, both being described as suitable for the installation of double glazing. Christian. |
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