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Damp getting into garage through roof

messymess · 2011-03-05 16:09:19

There seems to be damp getting into a part of my garage. It's discolouring bricks along the effected area and seems to be seeping in through the concrete roof. It's a semi-d house and the garage is joined to a neighbours garage I can remember someone painting some sort of sealant on it years ago ... but I popped up to…

05-03-2011 4:09pm

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messymess

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There seems to be damp getting into a part of my garage. It's discolouring bricks along the effected area and seems to be seeping in through the concrete roof. It's a semi-d house and the garage is joined to a neighbours garage

I can remember someone painting some sort of sealant on it years ago ... but I popped up to Atlantic today and couldn't find anything! I was too proud to ask someone, so I said I used to anonymity of Internet

Can anyone recommend what I should be using?

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#2 05-03-2011 6:24pm

cubix

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Laybond do various products, I think one of the cheaper would be rufabrush.

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