Wooden gutter repair

Any

Hi,


I am after a recommendation of a product to use please.
We have wooden gutters. There is a drip on where 2 pieces of wood meet. I think I need to fill this joint, but we don't seem to get a proper break in a weather and I am not sure if it ever will be dry enough to wait for the wood to dry and be able to repair it then!
So I need a product that will work even on wet wood.
Also something easy to use, as I am a novice and this gutter is really quite high!


Any recommendations please? Tried and tested?
There are so many different things out there that I am confused what is best to get.


Thank you

Antispam

Problem is if wood is wet and you apply a fix the wood wont dry out and thus will rot underneath any coating

I have metal gutters and I used this product and works I was recommended this by a roofer years ago. I even used it on wood as I built a leanto on my shed for storage in Summer months hasnt leaked one bit

I am going to buy some more soon for MIL concrete porch 1930's and her kitchen flat roof extension. Easy to apply and just use a cheap paint brush and throw away after use

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cromapol-Acrylic-Waterproofing-Roof-Coating-Roof-Repair-Free-Brush-Gloves/111905726978?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

You can also get it in grey, clear and white

Jackmydad

Provided the wood isn't rotten, I'd try this.
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/655266.pdf
It says wet surfaces and wood.
Haven't tried it on wet wood personally, but it is very good.

Any

Ha, thank you!
While reading the spec it said "do not use with bitumen" (which I think might be there too), use weather Mate


http://www.everbuild.co.uk/image/data/Tech%20Sealants/Weathermate%20rev%203.pdf


And I think this looks like exactly what I need.

Jackmydad

Any wrote: »

Ha, thank you!
While reading the spec it said "do not use with bitumen" (which I think might be there too), use weather Mate


http://www.everbuild.co.uk/image/data/Tech%20Sealants/Weathermate%20rev%203.pdf


And I think this looks like exactly what I need.

Shows it pays to read the blurb! Useful stuff that by the look of it. Let us know how you get on. Might help someone else.