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    Window frames

    Postby Small » Mon Aug 11, 2008 9:43 am

    How do I fill a gap between the bottom of a wooden sash window frame and a concrete (exterior) window ledge. I was going to use Wood filler but the gap goes back a fair way and there is moss and loose debris under there.
    If I use wood filler - I would need a hell of a lot of it to fill the gap and does wood filler bond wood to the concrete window ledge effectively? Any help appreciated. Cheers.
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