https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/rushden-glazier-and-glazing-near-me/ Double Glazing Repair Occasionally double glazing can develop faults that cause irritation. Some of these are broken handles, locks that don't function properly or foggy glasses. Fortunately, many of these issues are easily fixed with a simple DIY. First, you need to purchase a special putty. It is a linseed-based type of putty that is typically used for window glazing. of frames are made of wood, and are typically decorated with carvings or gesso. With age the carvings get fragile and break. They can be repaired in the same way as loose gesso can be repaired by cleaning the area, scraping away old glue and replacing with epoxy putty. Sewing can be used to repair horn and wooden frames. You can alter the shape of plastic frames by heating them. You can use a hairdryer to warm the frame, or run it through hot running water. Be careful not to overheat or they could snap. If the frame is too stiff to bend by hand or you're worried about breaking it, take it to an expert for repair. If you are worried about the expense of a professional repair or if the broken part of your frame isn't too big (such as the arms), try to sew it in place instead. This method is like sewing eyeglasses. You will need to drill a hole into each of the two pieces of the broken frame. Then, you can thread string through the holes multiple times making sure to tighten the string as you move. Then tie the strings with rubber bands to hold them in place while they dry. After the glue has dried remove any string that is not needed. Handles Handles are a security feature on glass doors and must be in good shape. Loose and broken handles can result in sharp edges that are an hazard to those who use. Regular inspections and timely repair can eliminate these dangers. Handles can be found in a variety materials depending on the design and function of the door. Handles made of clear or frosted glass work well for contemporary h