That did not go quite as well as my first set of windows.
The beading IMHO is a *very* tight fit[1] and takes some pretty sharp blows with a nylon faced mallet to click in.
Mechanically, glazing went well - panes are square relative to seals, casements close nicely.
The only thing to spoil my day is a few of the mallet blows left some visible marks on the rosewood-foil faced trim.
The marks are silvery under bright light (led torch) and seem to disappear when rubbed with a wet finger.
Any idea how to get rid of these? Silicone polish, heat from a hairdryer??
I tried the rubber end of the mallet first, but could not get a sharp enough blow to click it in.
[1] To answer a previous question, which was "how to bead when your beads all have one end square cut" - the answer is:Do the bottom (or top) first as you prefer.
Do the top (or bottom) next.
From the remaining pieces, insert square cut end at an angle and push/wiggle it down behind its neighbour. Then as someone suggested, start at the other end and it will (mostly) sort itself out.
Cheers
Tim