Manufacturers of High Quality Brass Hardware and Purveyor of Specialized Tools and Materials for Traditional Wood Windows

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  • Stamped Steel Sash Pulley

    Stamped Steel Sash Pulley ($12.95 – $226.50)
    reviewed by Marc Shepherd

    I purchased the stamped steel sash pulleys for some reproduction window jambs to replace the vinyl windows installed in my 1933 Cape Cod. I couldn't be more pleased.
    They match the originals perfectly. The quality is excellent and they look and function great!
    SRS Customer Service is wonderful. Melanie is a sincere pleasure to deal with! Thank you so much!

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  • Sarco Multi-Glaze Type M Putty ($33.99 – $189.45)
    reviewed by Nicole

    So far so good! I am a 41 year old female home owner who took on the task of building a custom storm window replacement for my 1927 home. I am no carpenter but my dad is and luckily I had him to teach me and youtube to guide us as well. The Craftsman Blog suggested the use of Sarco Multi Glaze for this project and I was left to complete this glazing task with no supervision LOL. I must say - it turned out pretty nice so far. I am waiting to be able to paint it. My only concern is that I used a water based primer on the pine window / rabbits before the glaze. After the fact I am seeing oil based is suggested so that the wood doesn't absorb the oil and the glaze doesn't dry out. As long as the glaze will adhere to the water based primer I will worry about the glaze drying out when it becomes a problem. I am just happy to be almost finished and glad I only needed to replace one of 20 storm windows. I will suggest Sarco Multi Glaze to anyone. I did find it easier to use my bare hands for glazing vs a putty knife. The knife kept dragging the glaze and pulling it out of place but I was able to get a good enough finish with my thumbs. There's no strong odor to the glaze - it sort of reminded me of the way play-dough smells - and it washes off easily with soap and water. Thanks!

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