Tiger Seal ... any good for a house?
Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2018 12:55 am
I have never used Tiger Seal, but I have seen it mentioned here, so I have a question for anyone who has used it.
Would it be any good for sealing between a timber window frame and the brickwork of a house?
At the moment the frames are sealed with silicone, but it tends to shrink over a couple of years or so, and is then useless. I have seen 'frame sealants' listed at Screwfix and the like, but they also say that general purpose silicone can be used in that application, so I am not too sure I trust their judgement!
I also feel that automotive products tend to be better quality than those of the building trade, hence I am thinking of using Tiger Seal instead.
Any advice or opinion will be gratefully received.
Thanks
Would it be any good for sealing between a timber window frame and the brickwork of a house?
At the moment the frames are sealed with silicone, but it tends to shrink over a couple of years or so, and is then useless. I have seen 'frame sealants' listed at Screwfix and the like, but they also say that general purpose silicone can be used in that application, so I am not too sure I trust their judgement!
I also feel that automotive products tend to be better quality than those of the building trade, hence I am thinking of using Tiger Seal instead.
Any advice or opinion will be gratefully received.
Thanks