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EVERBUILD® 102 Butyl Glazing Compound

EVERBUILD® 102 Butyl Glazing Compound

Premium Grade butyl rubber glazing compound.

EVERBUILD® 102 Butyl Glazing Compound is a hand applied semi-setting glazing compound for use in bead or channel glazing where limited structural or thermal movement is present. Suitable for both soft and hardwood frames.

  • Elastic formulation - moves with the frame.
  • Easier to apply than most competitive putties.
  • Extended shelf life.
  • Added plasticiser improves adhesion and helps prevent cracking
  Appearance Thick buff to teak paste. Application Temperature5oC to 30oC.Drying TimeOverpaint when skin has formed, between 7 and 28 days after glazing.CoverageFor bedding, usage will be approx 3 meters per kg depending on rebate dimensions and frame type.
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Usage

  • Suitable for use with laminated/heat absorbing glass.
  • Bedding insulated glass units.
  • Glazing greenhouses (metal and timber).

Advantages

  • Elastic formulation - moves with the frame.
  • Easier to apply than most competitive putties.
  • Extended shelf life.
  • Added plasticiser improves adhesion and helps prevent cracking
  Appearance Thick buff to teak paste. Application Temperature5oC to 30oC.Drying TimeOverpaint when skin has formed, between 7 and 28 days after glazing.CoverageFor bedding, usage will be approx 3 meters per kg depending on rebate dimensions and frame type.

Packaging

2kg Plastic Tub

Colour

Brown

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf Life

12 months from date of manufacture when stored according to manufacturers instructions.

Storage Conditions

Store at 5°C - 30°C. Product will stiffen at low temperatures.

Density

~2.0 g/cm3 @ 20oC
Technical Information

Movement Capability

<5%, greater than conventional putties.

Service Temperature

-20°C to 70oC.

 

Application

Application steps

SUBSTRATE PREPARATION

All surfaces must be clean, dry, and free from dust, grease and other contamination. 

PRIMING

Painted steel frames may be glazed without any further preparation. Galvanised frames must be passivated or allowed to weather naturally prior to glazing. Check that suitable primers (Calcium plumbate, zinc chromate) have hardened sufficiently by gently wiping with white spirits. All timber frames and beading must be sealed with two coats of impervious timber sealer prior to glazing. Failure to carry out this step will result in oil/plastisizer migration, shrinkage, water ingress and subsequent breakdown of the units.

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