When’s the last time you checked your downpipes? If you’ve noticed some leaks, it might be worth checking the joins to ensure it’s not causing any unseen damage to your property.
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The joins between building materials are hot spots for water leaks! And, if the water is getting inside, it’s causing damage you usually can’t see, making repairs a huge priority. A silicone compound that sticks to wet surfaces is the answer.

Here’s how
Step 1

Clean the surface with a scourer to remove any dirt or grease from around the leak area.
Step 2

Apply a generous bead of silicone to the join, using the nozzle to force it right into the leak. Once the water has stopped, smooth off the silicone flush with the surface.
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