Gutter Sealant (Can be applied on wet surface)

[alan8376]

Can anyone please advise of suitable product to apply to leaking gutter joint?

Idealy, a product that can be applied onto wet surface.

Please quote full name of product and where I can usually buy the product.


Thanks very much
Alan

PS. Geo Cel Roofing mate I have heard is good, but can't find a stockist!

 

[alan8376]

Now tracked it down, Roofing Mate. Screwfix stock it.

Thanks

 

[noseall]

Can anyone please advise of suitable product to apply to leaking gutter joint?

Idealy, a product that can be applied onto wet surface.

Please quote full name of product and where I can usually buy the product.


Thanks very much
Alan

PS. Geo Cel Roofing mate I have heard is good, but can't find a stockist!

Everbuild, Stixall.

Evo-Stik, Sticks Like S**t.

 

[david191052]

Alan

have you resolved this ?

just placing "muck" over gutter joints should only be considered a temporary repair in my view. but then if it's you own and you are happy to keep doing it, perhaps it's not a problem

What sort of gutter e.g pvc, steel, aluminium , ~ domestic / industrial ?

if you need further advice come back to me, privately if necessary

David
[email protected]

 

[alan8376]

Thanks for comments.

Gutters are wood joining to plastic. Trouble is, the stone roof slates overhang far too much to allow any quick work.

I have pushed up sheet of aluminum between gutter and wall to prevent water soaking in. Thats it until Spring.

Thanks everyone.
Alan

 

[drol]

Best stuff you can use is TTP Probond i 'borrowed' some work and its still working 3 years later, it v adhesive but moves with the expansion, its more expensive but it certainly works better than any silicone so i guess you get what you pay for. My method was to unclip the gutters, clean the rubbers on the brackets run a bead on the rubbers put the gutters back on and ran a small bead between edge of gutter and seal - hey presto no problems in 3 years