Lead Sealant for Flashings and Chase Fixings
High-quality flexible polymer sealant formulated specifically for use with lead sheet. Forms a watertight, weather-resistant joint between lead flashings and adjacent brickwork, masonry or render — ideal as a modern alternative to traditional lime mortar pointing on chase fixings, soakers and abutment details. Remains permanently flexible to accommodate the natural thermal movement of lead without cracking or pulling away from the substrate.
Dimensions
Standard 310ml cartridge · Trade box quantities available · Colour: grey
Key Features
- Permanently flexible — moves with the lead
- Watertight, weather-resistant seal
- Bonds lead to brick, stone, render and masonry
- Modern alternative to lime mortar pointing
- Standard 310ml cartridge fits all sealant guns
Lead Sealant specification
| Dimensions | Standard 310ml cartridge · Trade box quantities available · Colour: grey |
|---|---|
| Colour | Lead |
| Material | Lead |
| Price | Price on application — send your measurements for a quotation |
Dressing, chase fixing, joint spacing, patination and delivery for Lead Sealant are covered once for the whole lead range on our lead page rather than repeated per product. Lead: dressing, fixing and patination guidance.
Lead Sealant — frequently asked questions
What sizes does Lead Sealant come in?
Standard 310ml cartridge · Trade box quantities available · Colour: grey Send us your measurements and we will confirm the quantity on your quotation.
What colour is Lead Sealant, and where does it come from?
Lead Sealant is lead in lead. Order a free sample and see the colour on your own building before you commit.
How much does Lead Sealant cost?
Lead Sealant is priced on application, because the rate depends on the sizes and quantity you need. Send your measurements to 01270 439014 or use the contact form for a same-week quotation.
What makes Lead Sealant different?
Permanently flexible — moves with the lead; Watertight, weather-resistant seal; Bonds lead to brick, stone, render and masonry; Modern alternative to lime mortar pointing.
