Ratings & Reviews for DAP White Interior Waterproof , Window glazing compound 10.1 Ounce(s)

Does a great job

Pricy, dry and overpriced

A little dry and way overpriced. I've glazed windows for 45 years, this is the only product left on the market and I feel DAP is taking advantage of the last of us "hobby" glazers.

Good idea puddy

Really like the application tip. Makes selling up the joints in particular very easy.

Easy to Use

Easy to work with.

Inconsistent viscosity

Inconsistent. 5 jars purchased. 3 of 5 runny. The other two were dry. Long set up. Not sure if it was a batch problem, but ill know in 14 days.

Only use if you can lay window flat to make repair

I used this product to install new glass in a window that could not be removed and laid flat for working on. In this application the product was very messy and hard to control. If you cannot remove the window, buy traditional window glazing putty instead but shop around for it. All Lowe’s had in stock was a large tub at twice the cost of this tube, far more than I’ll ever use.

Fast Results

Fills up and spreads quickly Easy cleanup Praise the Lord!

Easy to use in good quality

I have been using this product for years when I change glass out an old wooden windows. Seems to still be holding and looking great years later.

Easy

I had not glazed a window pane in 25 years, this product is way easier to use than the old glazing mix.

Worked Great

Great product. Worked in cold and drizzle weather.

Looks at a display that shows all the panels used

The display that we were shown at Lowe's didn't show any rough places in the panels. After the installation there were several panels that had dark colored sports on them that were rough to the touch. There are some that had like long scratches on them. We are concerned that these areas will wear down and may cause damage to bear feet. Lowe's sent out someone from their installation company to look at the panels.

Good stuff, if you get a 'good' batch

I have used about a dozen 10oz tubes of this over the last few months to replace window panes in my house. About 75% of the tubes are great--consistency is perfect and it's easy to get a nice clean glazing. However, with about 25% of the tubes, the viscosity is way too low. The product sags and sometimes is so thin that pools up on the window pane. When I get a tube like this now I just throw it away and buy another, because with the "thin" batches it's almost impossible to use.