I would like to use this product to seal the plastic water outtake jets, where they have pulled away from the wall, will this work for that?
1395466
I have heard that this product works well under boats...I would think it should work. I have used it on dry surfaces.
1395467
As a sealer with no stress, yes. with stress you'll have to reinforce the pc11 at the junction with mesh or steel pins (imbedded in to both wall & plastic ). I use this stuff for motorcycle plastic body parts, and to seal hardware induced cracks in my sailboat. The stuff works great.
1395468
I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.
1395469
I assume you are referring to swimming pool jets. I don't know every plastic is different. It works well on epoxy and fiberglass resin even under water. Best plan would be to buy some and test it. It's cheap enough. Give it at least 48 hours to cure.
115150
I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it? I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
1643745
I don't know if it would work on something that is as flexible as the Pocket hose. I have only used it on pvc pipes that do not move. It's worth a try, I think. A friend of mine has had the same problem as you are having with the Pocket hose...with three hoses! But she didn't want to try the Sealer. Sorry I could not be of more help to you.
1061779
I would say NO. I tried using to seal a base for a basketball net and water leaked out even after several applications. It was a total bust. I would imagine if your sealing a pool pump there's some type of water pressure so there's no way it will hold at least in my experience.
988149
While this is great at stopping leaks, I don't believe it will work in your application. The water would just find another location.
511768
I would expect not, as it crimps in a hexagonal pattern & the wall thickness of air hose is probably too thin to compress to a good seal
1218305
I think to a certain degree you can use it for that purpose. If its a very important pipe i would avoid using it. However, if you use enough tape and make it tight, I imagine you can indeed fix a leak. I am sure it depends on the amount of water pressure and environment where the leak is.
951067
I would guess it should be effective. I have used the glue to seal the plastic base of my car's antenna. The purpose was served greatly.
962080
Probably not. It is really not at all what it is advertised to be. It may work as a "very" temporary fix for a couple of weeks. It is not good for that kind of a leak.
664348
To a degree (no pun intended). I tried a regular hair dryer, with no luck at all. Then I tried a Wagner 0503008 HT 1000 1,200-watt Heat Gun (available on Amazon) and it really heated the plastic up. My project is not a complete seal, it only covers an object's top and leaves the bottom open. The Wagner will actually melt the plastic, so you have to be careful not to overdo. This stretch wrap works best when it clings to itself. If you cover an object completely so the wrap overlaps, it won't need to be heated, but you could heat it to provide a little extra tightness.
1042306
That is what I mostly use it for and it works great. You will have to split it to remove it however. I like it much better than coax seal but it is probably not capable of water immersion.
784435
If the air is leaking around the duct tape, I'd run another strip of duct tape to make the seal wider. The transparent tape is useful for the opening of doors on 3 sides or windows; useful because it cannot be seen. If that is what you seek, then it would work. Air should not be able to get through either!
1269834
Yes it works. Although I am using it to seal poly bags, I have used it earlier to seal vinyl bag.
815571
Yes it would,I used it to seal cracks in my watering can and on my gutters.
2127786
Most likely not. The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges. I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
436824
Typically sealant products are applied to the outside of the wall before back filling. I would think water pressure would overwelm this product and thus be a waste of time and money.
30914
No I don't think so, This sealer is designed for plastic type material. It doesn't get nearly hot enough to seal Aluminum.