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Hurricane Shutters : stopping the water leakage
Hurricane shutters are great for protecting against the wind. However, lots
of water comes thru and can eventually flood a hi-rise unit. Any suggestions of how to prevent the rain from coming in thru the holes of the hurricane shutters? |
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"fkissam" wrote in message . .. Hurricane shutters are great for protecting against the wind. However, lots of water comes thru and can eventually flood a hi-rise unit. Any suggestions of how to prevent the rain from coming in thru the holes of the hurricane shutters? Bubble gum, duct tape, a cork, roofing tar, wadded up tissue, a bolt and nut with a rubber washer, silicone chalking, boogers, JB weld. CIVIL WAR 2004 |
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fkissam wrote:
Hurricane shutters are great for protecting against the wind. However, lots of water comes thru and can eventually flood a hi- rise unit. Any suggestions of how to prevent the rain from coming in thru the holes of the hurricane shutters? Close the windows. -- dadiOH _____________________________ dadiOH's dandies v3.0... ....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that. Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico ____________________________ |
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