Dap Inc 12108 Latex Glazing Compound 10.5 Oz Sash

Product Description

The DAP INC 12108 is a white latex glazing compound formulated for glazing wood, metal, and aluminum sashes. It delivers a smooth, easy-working consistency that simplifies application on window frames and sash assemblies in residential and light commercial settings. Once cured, the compound resists cracking, sagging, and chalking, helping maintain a weathertight seal around glass panes. Each cartridge contains 10.5 oz of material and is packaged in a standard tube format compatible with a caulk gun. Licensed glaziers, window installers, and general contractors reach for this compound when re-glazing single-pane windows or setting glass in traditional sash frames.

This compound is suited for glazing applications on wood sash windows, metal sash frames, and aluminum sash assemblies. It performs well in both new installation and replacement glazing work where a paintable, flexible seal is required around glass lites. The smooth working body allows technicians to tool the compound cleanly without excessive drag, reducing finishing time on multi-lite window units.

Key Features

• Smooth, easy-working consistency for clean tooling on sash glazing applications
• Compatible with wood, metal, and aluminum sash frames
• Resists cracking, sagging, and chalking after cure
• White finish suitable for painting once fully cured
• 10.5 oz cartridge fits standard caulk guns
• Gund Grade formulation meets traditional glazing compound performance standards

Compatibility

Designed for use as a glazing compound on wood, metal, and aluminum sash window frames where a latex-based, paintable sealant is required around glass panes.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by glaziers or general contractors familiar with window sash work. Remove all old glazing compound and loose glass points before applying fresh compound, and ensure the sash surface is clean and dry. Apply using a caulk gun and tool to a smooth bevel with a putty knife or glazing tool. Allow the compound to fully cure before painting, following the manufacturer-recommended dry time for the ambient conditions on site.