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it's both but, lets hope it's not needed but it's an option. I pack the leaking area first with the shavings and add the weldon on top.Sounds tricky and messy but good idea.
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it's both but, lets hope it's not needed but it's an option. I pack the leaking area first with the shavings and add the weldon on top.Sounds tricky and messy but good idea.
You're a real man as long as you include a hammer along with that duct tape. If it can't be fixed with either a hammer and/or duct tape, it can't be fixed!!!! :D
If you have a leak one trick is to take some Acrylic sawdust mixed with weldon and press (gloves should be used) into the area to seal it.
Can't see how big the hole is but it was leaking pretty good. So I use the weld-16? Do I put the glue on then sprinkle the shavings or vise versa? ThanksHow big is it?
Depending on how big the leaking area is this might not work what you need to do is take as much shavings as you can possibly scrape off and pack the leaking area full then pour the weldon 16 over top and let it soak in.Can't see how big the hole is but it was leaking pretty good. So I use the weld-16? Do I put the glue on then sprinkle the shavings or vise versa? Thanks
I would have the piece milled out by your good friend the machinest if you have one. And redo the fitting..So I get a deal on a second hand reef octopus 5000ext and break it by dropping it! Didn't been in one or two pieces but in 3 pieces!!
Any experience in glueing it so it doesn't leak? I've purchased weld-on 4 and weld-on 16 but scared to trying it because of it not working. I would really appreciate you guys help![]()
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