Sophie's Stained Glass | How to Repair Stained Glass In-Situ 

In US, I've been restoring English windows for 25 years, love watching others techniques!

Brilliant!

Thank you, that was really helpful! And it is fun to watch :)

Love this

Awesome job Sophie

Great video. You do such nice work.❤

So useful Sophie, thank you (Tom 😊)

Thanks. Very interesting video. Amazing you could find a replacement piece of glass. It looked like it was taken from another panel as it had putty remnants on it. Have you ever drilled a hole into a piece to remove it? I was thinking that you could get at a non-edge piece that way. I have also seen a grinder used to remove just one "edge" of a piece of H-came so the new glass piece could be inserted. Then, copper foil was used to solder in the new piece of glass to the old came, followed by patina. However, the result may not be as good as the high quality work you always show.

Thanks! Great video. Do you ever use a small roller to get the came to lay back down after you fit the glass in. I have only done copper foil. Getting ready to take lead came glass!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It seems there is a reinforcing steel bar at mid-height but the panel moves a lot when you're working on it. Can you get it more tighten or add another bar or do you think it is enough as is ? I guess entry doors are common subjects for such problems...

As a guide, what approximately would you charge a customer for this service as I’ve been asked a few times now?

Hi Sophie, what sort of cost would you charge for such a repair?

Where to get glazing cement or make it yourself

what was the cement called please

What if only the solder is broken. Not the glass

No gloves?

I do worry about your hands.