Steel coated insulated lean to garage roof

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Have a lean to garage roof constructed with 50mm contoured steel panel as per the roofing sheet picture. The flashing to the house wall is a top edge flashing similar to the second picture.
Until recently my garage has been water tight, however storms ciara and dennis seems to have changed that.
It seems during very heavy rain and extreme westerly winds water is being blown up along the "lands" under the flashing.
Clearly proper applied lead flashing would be the best solution, but can anyone suggest an alternative "quick and dirty" method.
 

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Quick and shoddy would be expanding foam under that cover flashing. Slightly slower but (IMHO) slightly less shoddy would be plastic bags full of loft insulation under that flashing. You could try Flashband but it probably wouldn't look pretty. All these are going to involve getting to that roof/wall interface which might be tricky...
I used similar profile GRP sheets for my garage roof- at the top end I fixed 3" PVC angle under the sheets and siliconed it to the sheets to form a dam to avoid that problem. No use to you now I know...
 
Dear oldbutnotdead. Thank you for your suggestion. I like your idea of using plastic bags, but wondered if instead of loft insulation, I could cut lengths of foam pipe lagging to fit the width of the valleys put them in suitable and tuck them under the flashing?
 
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Doesn't the manufacturer of the roofing sheets provide a profiled filler to match the corrugated sheets to fit under the flashing to prevent water blowing up and under the flashing :?:
 
Dear oldbutnotdead. Thank you for your suggestion. I like your idea of using plastic bags, but wondered if instead of loft insulation, I could cut lengths of foam pipe lagging to fit the width of the valleys put them in suitable and tuck them under the flashing?
Yes that would probably work, it doesn't take much to stop uphill wind driven rain. Make sure the pipe lagging is well under the flashing, it degrades quite fast under sunlight and rain (used some on an outside pipe, fell to bits after a few years).
 
Dear oldbutnotdead Thank you for your advice. I will do this when/if it ever stops raining!
 
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This is the sort of thing I meant. Don't know your particular sheeting profile.
 
Dear Leofric. Thank you for the link. If my lengths of pipe cladding don't work, I will order correct profile as you kindly suggest.
 

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