Bay windows get wet easily. What is the solution?

In order to deal with the wall moisture caused by window and balcony seepage, it is necessary to deal with window and balcony seepage first. In order to deal with the foaming and peeling of interior wall paint, it is time to talk about how to deal with the foaming and peeling of interior wall treated by exterior wall boundary element method. Remove the paint layer on the foam and coating, rinse the alkali-resistant agent once, and apply waterproof paste after drying. You can choose to level the external wall with waterproof paste and polish and paint it after drying.

For the problem of water permeating from the floating window, we should first check how the water permeates. If the water seepage is caused by the glue on the window frame, we can clean up the old glue and seal it with structural glue. Remember, the glue should be wider. If it is caused by water seepage in the front of the wall, a transparent waterproof penetrant can be sprayed on the outer wall to make the penetrant penetrate into the wall to form a dense waterproof layer to prevent water seepage.

From the window, it is important to draw a beautiful ending. If you spray paint before gluing, water will seep in. Because the painter is afraid of polluting the window, he will spray paint from the window, making the painting out of place and leaking one piece after another. They always think that they will apply coke to the future anyway. If the glue is applied later, the glue edge exposed to the sun for a long time will crack in sections. How can there be no cracks and leaks? Remove the old glue, clean it with a brush, and then re-glue it. It costs nothing. Apply more glue. After the glue dries, cover the surface with exterior wall paint or exterior wall paint with the same color as the exterior wall, at least on both sides. See if it's still leaking.

The water seepage at the top of the window should be caused by the water seepage on the outer wall of the window. There are cracks on the outer surface of the outer wall of the window or cracks on the rear edge of the water. The bottom edge of the water is the ditch or water retaining edge of the outer wall at the top of the window. Preventing rainwater from flowing into the window from the outer wall is usually defined on the upper wall of the window. It is the crack at the joint between the window and the wall that causes water seepage. It is suggested to repair the underwater boundary first. Otherwise, you can open the external wall from the window, or stick a dropper on the dripping board, and then seal the opening between the window and the wall with structural adhesive.