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Sealing Window stucco trim
Replacing a piece of rotted out 1940s window trim. Old trim has a much larger tail going into the stucco, with the building paper on both sides of it. Everything made today is much smaller, this is The closest I can find, and I'm still going to have to rip a little off on the table saw to get it to fit in there. Would there be any issues with filling in the Gap with some expanding goam, probably the type for windows so it doesn't push out out the stucco. I want to get the original seal, but I also don't want to trap water if it needs to move out. submitted by /u/Rightintheend [link] [comments]
| | Replacing a piece of rotted out 1940s window trim. Old trim has a much larger tail going into the stucco, with the building paper on both sides of it. Everything made today is much smaller, this is The closest I can find, and I'm still going to have to rip a little off on the table saw to get it to fit in there. Would there be any issues with filling in the Gap with some expanding goam, probably the type for windows so it doesn't push out out the stucco. I want to get the original seal, but I also don't want to trap water if it needs to move out. [link] [comments] |
