My ranch house is 17 years old - seamless aluminum gutters. Some of the brackets are loose so I am installing this sweet screw type version that I bought at Menard's. Gutters are basically in good shape - except for the corners - they leak and I now need to replace a few small pieces of fascia wood.
What is the best process to fix? Grab a gallon of tar and just seal all the seams? Buy that magic spray in a can that seals a screen door to make a boat?
Hive? Ideas?
Phone the dude with the truck that spits out the seamless stuff. It is practically free.
Forego "gutter seam sealant" as it hardens and fails over time and get yourself a tube of clear OSI quad caulk. Wipe the leaking joints and get some quad up in that B. It cures in presence of moisture and sticks to damp materials.
Streetwiseguy said:Phone the dude with the truck that spits out the seamless stuff. It is practically free.
I have seamless gutters. It's the 90 degree corners that leak.
I was expecting this to some redneck variation on the Italian Tuneup...
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