The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Ideal for sealing around stressed items such as deck fittings It's compatible with wood, rubber, glass, metals, perspex, glass fibre, ceramics, concrete, brickwork and old sealants. Captain Tolley’s Crack Cure will find and seal hairline cracks in leaking windows, portlights, decks, coachroofs, deck houses, planks, centre-board casings and all deck fittings. Vertical cracks need to have ‘swallow nests’ of putty, clay or mastic to allow the product to penetrate sideways, or the cracks may be covered with masking tape.

In the bathroom and kitchen seal sinks, shower trays, worktop joints, inset sink surrounds and such like.The _ga cookie, installed by Google Analytics, calculates visitor, session and campaign data and also keeps track of site usage for the site's analytics report. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Available in 60ml the sealant is cleverly formulated to be as thin as water so gets drawn in to hairline cracks that arise from stress and use over time.

One tip is to allow for for warm or dry weather that exceeds a period of 24 hours when applying this great product. After spending quite a bit of money in having tradesperson after tradesperson who were unable to sort my leak problem I decided to purchase this product, I also purchased a adhesive syringe so I could get precision in avoiding any over spill on my windows as it were the window seams that were targeted. Digging through marine forums the general consonances for Captain Tolley’s Creeping Crack Cure is that it’s a great product and is a staple in many toolkits. Some mention that it stopped all the leaks around the windows on their boat immediately, is extremely good at tracing leaks, and makes their windows water tight. You do not even need to remove any old sealant, simply apply creeping crack cure along the line of a crack and when no more is absorbed, your leak is sealed.Once applied the creeping crack sure will create a watertight seal that is strong yet remains flexiible and is clear. Captain Tolley’s Creepging Crack is generally used above the waterline on deck fittings, coachroofs, wooden decks, hatches, windows, portholes and rivets and was also developed for use on motorhomes and cars. We use the best value couriers available, and we will endeavour to get your products to you as quickly and as cost effectively as possible.

We use the most reliable and cost-effective couriers to get your item to you as swiftly as possible. Cookies are small files held on your computer which allow us to give you the best browsing experience possible. After a few applications, I waited for a day of heavy rainfall to test and unfortunately the window I had applied it too oozed a milky water as the rain made its way past the old seals and into the U-trim frame. I used captain tolley's creeping crack cure on a 75 year old leaded light window where presumably the cement in the leading had started to leak in a few places. Its exceptional penetrating properties enable it to be absorbed into fine hairline cracks with minimal assistance and penetrate deep into the structure.

If you receive your goods and believe them to be faulty, please contact us straight away with a brief description of the problem. The sealant forms a strong flexible bond that can accommodate a small degree of structural movement. This penetrating co-polymer sealant is formulated to be so thin that by using capillary action it can find its way INSIDE fine cracks and set to a CLEAR flexible seal. In the unlikely event that you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, we will exchange or refund in full, excluding carriage, if goods are received back by us in the original saleable condition within 28 days of the date shown on your invoice. The frame itself had had new sealant, but the water seemed to be coming through the rubber seal itself.