Yes its another sectional concrete garage question.
Have recently re-sealed the vertical joints and base joint of an elderly friends garage using Everflex 115 Building Mastic. Yesterday, after a night of heavy rain he called to tell me the garage was leaking more than previously. The garage roof was replaced last year and is leak-free. Some of the cement fillet on the inside at the floor/wall joint is missing but the whole of one side is wet/damp at this joint. My thoughts are that the rain is soaking through the harled/rendered surface of the panels and is then tracking downwards and entering the garage at floor level rather than to the outside due to the new mastic. Does this sound a feasible explanation? and would painting the outside of the panels with Sandtex or similar solve this?
Have recently re-sealed the vertical joints and base joint of an elderly friends garage using Everflex 115 Building Mastic. Yesterday, after a night of heavy rain he called to tell me the garage was leaking more than previously. The garage roof was replaced last year and is leak-free. Some of the cement fillet on the inside at the floor/wall joint is missing but the whole of one side is wet/damp at this joint. My thoughts are that the rain is soaking through the harled/rendered surface of the panels and is then tracking downwards and entering the garage at floor level rather than to the outside due to the new mastic. Does this sound a feasible explanation? and would painting the outside of the panels with Sandtex or similar solve this?