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Repairing leaks in shed (roof)
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I disagree, once the reason for the water penetration has been found and remedied the wood will rapidly dry out. Just get on and re-felt the shed. Don't waste money on fillers etc, a shed that size could be re-felted quite easily in a morning. even by a DIYer. Obviously, if you can let it dry a bit that would be good, but the main thing is to stop it getting any wetter. you are unlikely to achieve that using something out of a tube or with a paintbrush.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
The OP asked for a temporary fix for the problem.;)0
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It seems to me that doing a "temporary" fix would take nearly as long as doing it properly to start with, and without as much chance of success.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
Get some bitumen and coat it in that, then felt over top.˙ʇuıɹdllɐɯs ǝɥʇ pɐǝɹ sʎɐʍlɐ
ʇsǝnbǝɹ uodn ǝlqɐlıɐʌɐ ƃuıʞlɐʇs
sǝɯıʇǝɯos pǝɹoq ʎllɐǝɹ ʇǝƃ uɐɔ ı0
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