Dap Window Glazing – Glazed, Not Hazed

Glazing windows is one tedious errand to do and the process was screaming for a solution for quite long. Then entered Dap in the field with its Latex glazing for windows, and Latex worked wonders! Dap Window Glazing has made the tiresome process of replacing windows a child’s play. Latex-rich glaze for Dap’s windows make for easy clean, with just soap and water.

The new Dap Window Glaze is an efficient composite that is both smooth and easy-to-apply and come in specially designed square-nozzle cartridges (10.1 ounce each), priced between $3.50 and $4.50. To be fitted in a standard caulk gun, glazing windows has never been this easy! In case there is need for additional glazing, water and a putty knife shall do just fine instead of mineral spirits and a parched hand.

Added benefits from DAP include a permanent solution to sagging, cracking and chalking, by providing an insulating and weather-tight, durable seal for the window sashes (wood/metal/aluminium). Dried in flat two hours time, the Dap glazing allows application of latex paint after a three-day gestation period. Oil-based paints, are allowed after a week’s time, whereas a regular oil-based glaze demand 7 to 14 days before being painted.

Dap Products Inc. (an operating company of RPM International Inc., which is the holding company owning subsidiaries that are world leaders in specialty coatings) is in business since 1865, delivering steadfast, and time-tested goods from Baltimore, Maryland. The product range of Dap includes caulks, sealants, adhesives, spackles, glazing and general patch and repair items. Market researches proved their entire arsenal to be a hot favourite among those in the contractual business, as well as for people who like to help themselves. Dap’s help is available at www.dap.com, 24/7 Dap help line (1-888-DAP-TIPS) or the consumer hotline (1-888-327-8477) for Dap’s window glazing.

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Michelle Norris contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.replacement-windows-n-shutters.com.  Find everything you need to know about replacement windows, shutters, tinting, basement, fiberglass windows and more.