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Repair lead flashing

colm_c · 2017-10-25 12:50:17

There's a piece of lead flashing that seems to be loose, I've moved it to correct it a bit (previously the wood underneath was showing). It's just nailed with one nail under the guttering. What is the best way to fix this and reseal against the wall?

25-10-2017 12:50pm

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colm_c

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There's a piece of lead flashing that seems to be loose, I've moved it to correct it a bit (previously the wood underneath was showing).

It's just nailed with one nail under the guttering.

What is the best way to fix this and reseal against the wall?

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#2 25-10-2017 1:10pm

Cerco

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You can buy a lead sealant in Woodies or other hardware stores. It is applied using a cartridge gun. Check if there is a Tec7 one available. Works as a sealant/adhesive.

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