Replacing Putty on Old windows using Selley's Special Putty

[@2icelollys1goat]

Just found your lovely video. You've got a nice way of presentation ie nice and easy to watch and listen to. Best regards from England👋 and thank you

[@RescueRecycleReuse]

Thank you for watching 🙂

[@ChrisPBacon42069]

How long after can you paint?

[@johnleeke]

What are the ingredients they use to make the Selley's Putty?

[@RescueRecycleReuse]

You can get the info about Selley's putty from this site: www.selleys.com.au/products/putty-and-fillers/putty/selleys-special-putty/

[@Jim-yk9zw]

I'm pretty sure it's flour, baking soda and guar gum.

[@topgunhitman3856]

Lynseed oil,grout

[@ElliotBrownJingles]

Marvellous!

[@RescueRecycleReuse]

Thank you! ♥

[@johanvanrhyn3316]

Where do you purchase this putty?

[@RescueRecycleReuse]

If you are from Australia. You can get them here: www.selleys.com.au/products/putty-and-fillers/putty/selleys-special-putty/

[@ccjohncc1]

If you use a putty knife and do a few windows you will find in short order its 10 times faster and better. Sorry to break that to you. Also to remove old putty use a hot air gun because it will soften even the oldest putty because linseed oil reacts to heat by melting.

[@RescueRecycleReuse]

Thanks for the tips. This is mostly aimed at crafters with limited experience 🙂 All extra tips are welcomed!

[@JAMxxxx]

My unforeseen issue after I'd finished the first door was that rats / mice /possums came overnight to eat the putty. For the next windows I had to cover the putty with cardboard using masking tape. A real pain. Let's hope most people don't have roaming rodents to contend with!

[@RescueRecycleReuse]

Wow, that’s quite a problem. Sounds like rats 😬

[@darrellmatthews5933]

I can do that.

[@Batwam0]

Go for it!

[@lyndal8882]

@CrystalHammond