SCL Sterling Quart Aqua Glaze Water Base Glazing Compound

I specifically looked for an acrylic glaze after bringing a glass door to my local glass company to replace a broken pane. I got it back and after a week it still wasn’t dry. I called and they said that was normal and to give it another week. It took over a month to dry! This time around I needed to replace three broken/cracked panes in my house windows and my house was being painted - NO time for that ridiculously long drying time! I researched and found that it’s the oil based glazing compounds that take so long to dry so I looked for acrylic and low and behold, I found this! I’ve never glazed a window before so I watched a bunch of YouTube videos and got to work. This glazing compound was great, worked just as the videos said it should. Being new to the process (and being a perfectionist lol) it took me some time and I was somewhat delighted to feel it starting to dry before I was finished. No problem, added just a wee bit of water to keep it moist and all was good. My windows came out great and the glaze dried in time for the painter. Perfect!

The product it great, but the marketing is deceptive. It shows a gallon can. You have to go to the specifications to see that it is a quart. The description doesn't say what size, but the title said 6pk.

Prior to this used the old standbys found in every hardware store, presumably planted there by window companies who hope the experience of glazing old windows will be so horrible that you will give up and buy expensive new ones from them. I had dozens of wooden windows to restore and after weeks of waiting for the putty to dry I resorted to fitting wooden inserts I sawed up. Not a bad way to go, btw. I made some glass door display cases and decided to try the Aqua Glaze. Works well. It is a good idea to check out the on-line tutorials first as there is a technique to this. Such a much more useable product, I give it five stars.

This stuff is a life saver. Been using the traditional lineseed oil versions and the wait time in winter is too long. This stuff ready overnight and so far so great! Love I can get my windows done on time. Maybe they won’t hold up for 100 years like the traditional but neither will I! Get this glaze if you want to get your windows done before you die!

What a great product used it on restoring 200 year windows . Easy to work with best kept secret. Drys fast and is water solvable ..I recommend this product especially if you need it to dry quickly to paint .. excellent product !!

It just rolled up behind my putty knife and didn't work for me at all

Not a fun job, but at least this stuff works good. I use a little water to keep it thin and store it in my fridge in a zip lock.

If you're reglazing windows, the last thing you need is to wait 3 weeks for the glazing putty to dry before you can paint. This stuff is excellent. It's easy to work with, and it dries completely in 24 hours.