Pebbledashing with very small crack that leaks in...(see pics)...

[fruitmouse]

Hi all. Looking for a bit of help here. The wall is exterior and when it rains and the wind blows a certain way, it drips into our room. I am looking for an economical quick-fix if possible. Just to stop the leak and seal the crack. For example, could I use pollyfilla, silicoln or an external weatherproof sealant and if so which one. Appreciate any feedback from you wise folks.

 

[Silentrunning]

For a down & dirty quick fix I would get a tube of clear silicone and a caulking gun. Work the silicon as deep into the crack when applying. This is no permanent fix but will help keep your house dry for now.

 

[plasterman54]

Hi all. Looking for a bit of help here. The wall is exterior and when it rains and the wind blows a certain way, it drips into our room. I am looking for an economical quick-fix if possible. Just to stop the leak and seal the crack. For example, could I use pollyfilla, silicoln or an external weatherproof sealant and if so which one. Appreciate any feedback from you wise folks.
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[plasterman54]

clear silicon is your best bet w

Hi all. Looking for a bit of help here. The wall is exterior and when it rains and the wind blows a certain way, it drips into our room. I am looking for an economical quick-fix if possible. Just to stop the leak and seal the crack. For example, could I use pollyfilla, silicoln or an external weatherproof sealant and if so which one. Appreciate any feedback from you wise folks.
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clear silicon would be your best bet but make sure it goes in to the crack and doesn't just sit on top of the crack its a temporary fix but it all depends on how bad your render is