Manufacturer: Empire
Whiting is a fine ground calcium carbonate with a broad variety of uses. In the context of window making and restoration it is most commonly used to remove oil residue from glass by applying with a brush after putty glazing.
For paint, it can be used both as an extender in paint pigments, as well as an additive to paint in order to thicken the paint for increased coverage and improved hiding power.
Whiting is a fine ground calcium carbonate with a broad variety of uses. In the context of window making and restoration it is most commonly used to remove oil residue from glass by applying with a brush after putty glazing.
For paint, it can be used both as an extender in paint pigments, as well as an additive to paint in order to thicken the paint for increased coverage and improved hiding power.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Price | 1 lb. = $6.49 |
| Packaging | 1 lb., 5 lb. |
| Materials | fine ground calcium carbonate |
| Manufacturer | Empire |
"Hi Justin
Thanks so much for sending the replacement blades for my Proscraper. I’ve been working on the exterior of my Victorian recently and it’s a wonderful tool for prepping the woodwork for repainting. I’d misplaced it and had been working with my other plain steel scrapers for a while. Dealing with the old, super hard paint meant constantly sharpening the blades with a file. Collecting the chips on plastic for disposal was no joy either. The Proscraper hooked up to my vacuum took care of both problems.
The products that your company carry are uniquely geared to keeping historic windows in service and appreciated by their owners. Your hardware should give a lifetime of service.
Thanks for your help and expertise in the past and I wish you the best in the years ahead.
Russ Powell
Island Housewrights Corp.
"
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