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On Wednesday, 7 October 2020 10:25:38 UTC+1, JohnP wrote:
When it rains I hear an annoying drip drip from a windowcill. IT is made of a hollow plastic extrusion and the drips really make a loud noise that passes into the lounge. I wondered about filling it with expanding foam - but: would certainly quieten it Would the foam reach half way (from each end)? if you use a long enough tube, sure Would it react badly with the uPVC? dont think so Could it distort the uPVC as it expands? oh, massively. I'd give it 96% odds of being a write-off. Any ideas? Yeah. Use anything else. Gravel should do it. NT |
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