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 Topic - Sealing Wooden Windows
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 by - Alan James - UKC and UKH  on - 08 Oct 2012 - www.ukclimbing.com |
A quick question for the UKC DIY expertise (can't find a convincing answer on YouTube):
I am working on my wooden windows and have to replace some of the wooden beading strips at the bases of several windows. In a lot of cases water has got down the back of these and rotted the main window frame below so I want to make a proper seal this time.
What is the best way to seal a beading strip? Some people seem to use putty, and others use silicone sealant. The former seems to me to be more long-lasting but harder to actually work and it inevitably dries and cracks anyway.
Thanks
Alan |
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