Joe, If I might add in some comments for replacing glass in older windows. first of all safety is needed as you remove that old glass. feel around the edge of the glass where therer might be some lleftover putty it will probably chip out easy with a small screwdriver. there may also be some three pointed wedges which are holding that glass in . just rock them a bit and they will come out. once that glass is all out. take a clean maybe old paint brush and clean that little ledge where the glass was all the way around. Now here is where the leftovers come in. if you are lucky enough to have some leftover oil based paint. take any small brush and paint that whole layer or opening t where the glass and the putty was. the reason is because those ond windows will be very dry and if you just pop the glass in and secure it with those three pointed wedges and putty the moist putty which is new will have the moisture sucked out of it and you will be doing a putty job again next year. the oil based paint old or new if you have to get some from a neighbor will help seal up those dry pores. Now if you are repainting the windows frames later then maybe a paint someone can suggest which would be close to or the same color as you will be painting with . good luck. Lee
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