Hi, I've applied Linseed putty around my old house original stained glass timber window after a refurb you could say! The window has black lead on the glass which I'm going to paint but I'm confused when I can paint the putty around the glazing.
I brought NoNonse Putty from Screwfix, it's a Linseed Putty and says on the back paintable "usually" within 7 days, now I thought Linseed putty takes weeks to harden before you can paint, even months, if I look at the Q&A's on screwfix website they say paintable after 5 or 6 days.
Does anyone know the approx dry time....experiences? maybe Screwfix make a slightly different putty format than traditional Linseed Putty, it's been 3 days and it's still soft!
I brought NoNonse Putty from Screwfix, it's a Linseed Putty and says on the back paintable "usually" within 7 days, now I thought Linseed putty takes weeks to harden before you can paint, even months, if I look at the Q&A's on screwfix website they say paintable after 5 or 6 days.
Does anyone know the approx dry time....experiences? maybe Screwfix make a slightly different putty format than traditional Linseed Putty, it's been 3 days and it's still soft!