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 Post subject: Cracking putty
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I've just renewed some of the putty on a window (on a very hot day) and some of it has cracks already. Does anyone know what's wrong and do I need to redo it? There are also cracks in a lot of the old putty (99% actually) but it seems to be stuck soundly. Do I need to renew this as well? Any help would be apprecoated.


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 Post subject: Re: Cracking putty
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I've just renewed some of the putty on a window (on a very hot day) and some of it has cracks already. Does anyone know what's wrong and do I need to redo it? There are also cracks in a lot of the old putty (99% actually) but it seems to be stuck soundly. Do I need to renew this as well? Any help would be apprecoated.



Add alittle linseed oil before applying in this heat..

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 Post subject: Re: Cracking putty
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Or give the rebates a coat of primer first, this will help prevent the oil in the putty being soaked up too quickly.

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