Ideas to seal these holes where roof trim meets brickwork in older house? It' a garage that was at some point turned into a larger bed room which I need to stay in for the time being. Problem is the room gets dusty as fuck and after strong winds I see leaves and such come through these gaps.

I have caulked the flat parts ok, just quwerying the brain trust for an easier/neater way for the sections around the cement. I've been pushing some foam rod in there and then caulking the hole but it's messy/ time consuming. I don't really see it from the ground but still

ideas?

thanks

-H0W2S3AL

great stuff? great stuff is temp and humidity sensitive getting it wrong is years of outgassing.

>>2924867
what

>>2924861 (OP)
>pushing some foam rod in there and then caulking the hole
That is the proper way to do it, yes.

>>2925219
PROOF?

I don't see any holes. If you're trying to tuck grout, you can grout bag it in. If you want color matching caulking, vulkem looks a little closer and I'm sure there are sanded grout caulks that can handle exterior because they're mostly silicone.