how to put glass in an internal door

[Boab73]

I have some oak 3 light doors that I'm currently fitting - hanging them isn't a problem, however I'm not sure what I'm doing when to comes to glazing them. The glass has been supplied seperately to the doors. The doors have been supplied with beading, however I would like to know if I also need to use putty, silicone or something else in addition to the beading, and don't want to use something that might discolour the wood.
Any help much appreciated.

 

[Bilioustrumpstaine]

I think I would be tempted to use a clear sealant.

http://www.geocel.co.uk/prodtype.aspx?t=glazing

 

[JohnD]

as they aren't external they will not have to keep out the weather so quadrant will do

you can get rubber or plastic gasket, includig a thing called "putty on a roll" which will stop them rattling.

If you use an acrylic sealant it will be easier to scrape out than silicone when you need to repair or re-stain the doors. But clear will look better.

I find it difficult to use silcone neatly without smearing.

 

[noseall]

we always use clear silicone - but only a small bead.

you hardly need to cut the nozzle.