In typical wood-framed windows, the glass is held in place by small, metal glazing points, which push into the wood next to the glass, and a puttylike glazing compound.

Glazing compound is a cross between cookie dough and cement. When fresh, it’s like cookie dough — gooey and pliable to a fault, especially when the outside temperature is 90 degrees-plus.

Folks who live in old houses often face the inevitable: their windows have become a pain in the glass. Perhaps the panes rattle because the glazing compound deteriorated. Cold drafts sneak in while… ...

Glazing compound:Lasts indefinitely. Application requires some practice with a putty knife, and is used as a seal between the window glass and frame, an often overlooked area needing repair.

Glazing compound is a cross between cookie dough and cement. When fresh, it’s like cookie dough — gooey and pliable to a fault, especially when the outside temperature is 90 degrees-plus.

I have seen such molding on the market, and you can use it in place of glazing compound, but you must first take out all the glazing compound from your windows, not an easy chore.

Market Segmentation & Coverage: This research report categorizes the Automotive Glazing to forecast the revenues and analyze the trends in each of the following sub-markets:New York, July 14, 2020 ...