https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/whitstable-glazier-and-glazing-near-me/ Glazing Repairs Repairs to your glazing done quickly is vital to prevent moisture build-up that leads to fogging and lowers energy efficiency. Fogged windows are usually a sign of loose seals. Glass is held in place with small metal clips, also known as glazing points on wood, and spring clips made of metal. Holding your heat gun close to the putty used to "bed" glass will soften it. Cracked or Broken Glass A severe storm or a stray pebble from your lawnmower that falls through the window or a glass vase thrown by the family cat are the most common causes for broken or cracked glass around the home. Fortunately, minor cracks are often repaired without compromising the quality of the window's pane or its ability to seal in cold and heat or shield your home from weather conditions. However, more severe damage to your glass could require professional intervention or even outright replacement. For superficial cracks, a thin strip of strong-hold tape can stop the damage from getting worse. For more serious cracks, such as stress cracks that result from fluctuating temperatures, you'll require the tape to be extended several inches over the crack on both sides. Glass repair film can be used for a permanent solution. It is designed to hold the window in place and it is cut to the appropriate size. Before applying any repair product, make sure the damaged glass is thoroughly cleaned to promote optimal adherence. Make use of a glass cleaner and a cotton rag to remove any oily spots or stains from the surface of your window and also the cracks. Acetone (the ingredient in nail polish remover) is a solution that can be applied to the rag to break down the stubborn dirt or oily spots. After the glass has been completely dry, it's time to prepare for the application of your selected repairing substance. If you're working with a two-part epoxy, it's essential to mix equal parts of hardener and resin