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Expansive foam
Is there any guideline on how much of the expansive foam to use? I have a
chimney and where it meets the concrete roof tiles the gap is too large for caulk or sealant. As a matter of fact I can fit two fingers along one edge and there is a small crevice under the tiles as well where they meet. Even though I am pretty sure there is flashing underneath I will still feel better if I can fill the crevice along the perimeter. I thought I would use those foam that expands, however last time I used it I did a poor job of it and underestimated how much to use and it ended up expanding and cracking the surface I put on top of it. I wonder what is the best way to gauge how much to apply. Thanks, MC |
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