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Skylight leak

m8 · 2012-06-04 13:58:59

I got a few drops of water comming in from my skylight over the weekend. I think it was because the roof was water logged and it seeped past the seanant on the skylight. Whats the best way to reseal it. ie: remove and reseal the lot or just add a bead of seanant. Whats sealant is used on these? It's the big skylight about…

04-06-2012 2:58pm

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I got a few drops of water comming in from my skylight over the weekend. I think it was because the roof was water logged and it seeped past the seanant on the skylight.

Whats the best way to reseal it. ie: remove and reseal the lot or just add a bead of seanant.

Whats sealant is used on these?

It's the big skylight about 28" x 20" at a guess.

Or should I get a professional to do it?

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