Siding or Wall Leak Repair - Turbo poly Seal
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- This video shows an easy method of Siding or Wall Leak Repair. A quick repair can save you a lot of trouble.
How to identify when siding is causing the leak on your roof.
1. If you notice a leak inside your house, try to locate that same spot above on the roof
2. investigate the general area to see if the flashing is good
3. If the roof and flashing are still holding, look just above that area where you thought the roof or flashing was leaking, and look for cracked boards on the siding
4. Painters often use caulking to seal the cracks on the siding that then dries out and crack over time
5. The paint could also be cracked
6. Once you find a cracked board, then use Turbo Poly Seal to make the necessary repair
The Turbo Poly Seal can be bought at this link bergstromm.com/
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0:00 Siding causes leaks
0:34 How to remove paint on the siding
1:09 Screw down the siding
1:45 Turbo Poly Seal
2:10 Embedding Fleece into Turbo
2:29 Top Coat of Turbo Poly Seal applied
2:40 110 degrees. Thanks for watching
How to use Turbo Poly Seal to repair cracked si=ding causing leaks:
1. Sand the area and remove most of the paint
2. Apply 1 coat of Turbo Poly Seal with a brush covering at least 2 inches on either side of the crack
3. Embed the polyester fleece in the Turbo
4. Apply a Topcoat of the sealant over the fleece
5. After curing for 24 hours, you can then paint the area that you have repaired with a color of your choice 
Хобби
Nice and easy good 👍🏼 job sweetheart
Thank you so much 😊
Excelente trabajo
gracias mi amor
Great work, but I am worried about your shoes.
Hey, we still need to get together before it snows here in central oregon! Do you still want to come help address our roof and siding? BBQ is still on! Say the word and we'll get you out here for an episode!
Thanks! Frank
Yes we can
Yeah your right. I wear open toed shoes too. A z flashing would've fixed that but requires a return visit. Use what you have on your truck. And talk about a mess of a job, look at the rest of the work there. Horrible I see these jobs myself
Exactly!!
Great job.
That plywood looks terrible.
They should at least paint it with an oil-based paint, before it starts to crumble..
I was just demonstrating the product
Why wouldn't you flash that wall? I know you hate EPDM and TPO, but even a peel and stick granulated would be better than just leaving that exposed plywood.
That was an easy fix and under the soffit area. I want the maintenance guy to paint that plywood. But the repair was easy without having to go to the supply store to get Peel and Stick that would have cost over a $100.
Sloppy work change the plywood
this was a temporary repair that I had to do to ensure the cricket below is not leaking. The maintenance guy was suppose to install proper siding. Sloppy work? I have to do what I have to do, I can't be bothered with all the problems of so many other service people that fixed things on this roof and caused leaks. The gas lines to the A/C units, the duct work through the walls, electrical conduits, and on and on.
I am merely showing how to patch something on wood. Not trying to show you how to replace plywood