Leaking L-feet and what kind of caulk [RE-wrenches]

[William Miller]

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Troy:

Rainbuster 14000.  Never had a leak.

The added advantage is that, being clear, it does not show up so easily on 
the customer's carpet.

William Miller


At 06:37 PM 6/30/2008, you wrote:

>Hi Folks,
>
>I wanted to survey, out many people have had problems with L-feet
>stand-offs leaking over time?
>
>While there are many newer and better looking stand-off products, the
>prices can run as much as 10x the cost as good old L-feet. When in
>high snow load areas with feet 2' on center, the cost of feet could
>get out of control very fast. Any reasonable cost flashed methods that
>you've come up with?
>
>The second survey is Silicone or Urethane sealants, which is your
>favorite for sealing lag screws and why?
>
>-Troy Harvey


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