Sash Window Repair - How to free up a stuck or jammed sash window.
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2019
- Sash window repair. How to free up a stuck or jammed sash window, it is a common thing to come across sash windows that have been painted closed. In this video I will show how you can free up a stuck or jammed sash window.
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Thank you! Ours had jammed open. Tried and tried and nothing was moving it. This video was incredibly useful.
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Thank you. Great video and very helpful.
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Worked a treat mate cheers!
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Thanks mate, very helpful
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always enjoy watching a pro work!
I try to do a good job.
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Thanks a lot. Much helpful.
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Painting is hard work so hat of to you.
Thanks, it is hard work at times.
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge, amazing tip!
How do you get the windows to glide up and down easily? My windows are not painted and I find it's a huge effort to open and close. Would applying wax around the timber help?
I was going to suggest wax, it should work.
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@@howtopaintinfo thank you, I have liked and subscribed. The least i can do for people ike you that share their knowledge.
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Thanks for this video our 1920s house has many windows stuck shut like this, what size chisel do you use?
Glad the video has become useful, it would be about 20 mm, not sure exactly.
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Does this work if you only have access to one side (but it's painted on both sides?).
It is best if you can get to both sides but it might only be stuck on one side.
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I always use a putty knife and 5in1 tool and tap with the butt of the hammer handle; then scrape the channel and lubricate it and the edge of the sash with a bar of soap. Another helpful tip is to always keep your 5in1 tool sharp.
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@@howtopaintinfo I subscribed to your channel months ago. I swear man, you and I use almost the identical methodology to coat something; it's like we learned from the same master and I'm still learning pro tips from you now, and it's been 20 years since I last worked as a professional painter. Thanks a bunch and G'day.
Most tradesmen will do things the same way as that's how we are taught. There are so many self taught painters that don't really know what they are doing or they just don't care.
Do you negotiate / inform the customer first that you may damage the internal paint? assuming quote was just for exterior. whats your process. if they agree you leave the nicks and chipped paint inside? or lump it?
Unfortunately it's the price you pay to have windows that go up and down, either the customer wants them to work or not. As to damage, if you are careful damage is minimal and could be touched up if necessary.
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Have you got a video on the best way to repaint these sash windows. Should it be oil based?
Yes I have and it depends if they have been done in oil before, if so the redo in oil if water based was used then redo in water based, thats for exterior. Interior I would use oil based as when doing the inside you should do the runners and they are best done in oil based paint.
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This may be unrelated but this is just a question could I bring a sash window onto a plane. I don't mean a big one but a small one?
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That seems way faster than digging them out with a sharp blade. Have you ever cracked a pane doing this?
So far, no, you just need to be a little careful not to use too much force.
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Thank you. Save a lot of arms and fingers.😂
No worries.
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Chisel...jeez, easier with a decorators scraper, and less likely to damage the window frame, as so thin....
If every you have done something like this then you would know paint scrapers bend and can be ruined by trying to free up a window.
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exterior timber should be painted with linseed paints acrylic alkyd paints will rot the timber or make the paint flake in time.
It is surprising how good acrylics are, I have used oil based on gutters and fascia's before and acrylic seems to last a lot longer from my experience. Acrylics expand and contract with the weather changes better then oil based paint does.
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@@howtopaintinfo linseed oil paints traditional paints will last longer than any petroleum plastic paints like acrylics and solvent oil paints it does boggle my mind why linseed paints became not very available causing the drive towards plastic windows and doors etc.
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May I suggest you do some advertising of your business on your shirts. I'm in Melbourne so not sure what your business is called?
Please tell me you weren’t the one to tag the window 🙏🏽
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