https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/manchester-glazier-and-glazing-near-me/ Double Glazing Repair Double glazing can have issues that can cause irritation. This could include broken handles, locks that don't work properly, or foggy glass. Fortunately, many of these issues can be easily solved by doing a simple DIY. First, get some special putty. This is a linseed-based type of putty traditionally used around window glazing. Frames Most frames are made from wood and are decorated with gesso or carvings. As time passes the carvings get brittle and can break. You can repair them the same way you would loose gesso by cleaning, scraping away the glue that was used, and then replacing it with epoxy putty. Sewing can be used to repair wooden and horn frames. Plastic frames can be altered by heating them. Utilize a hair dryer warm the frame or run it through hot water, but be cautious not to overheat the frame or they may snap. If the frame is too rigid to bend by hand, or you are worried about breaking it, you should take it to a professional for repair. If you are concerned about the cost of a professional repair, or if the damaged part of your frame isn't too big (such as the arms), try to sew it together instead. It's similar to sewing eyeglasses together. First, you must perforate both parts of the broken frame using drills, creating one hole in each piece in a parallel manner. Then thread string through both holes several times making sure to tighten the string as you go. Then tie the strings together, using rubber bands to hold them in place while they dry. Once the glue is dry, you can trim off any excess string. Handles Handles are a vital safety feature of glass doors. They should always be in good working order. Broken or loose handles could result in sharp edges, which could be hazardous for the users. and prompt repairs can reduce the risk. Handles are available in a variety materials depending on the style and use of the door. Handles that are clear or f