http://jbweld.net/products/uses.php
Or any of the JB stuff that works in water
Bill
At 03:44 PM 8/4/2005, Bill Engle, Sr. wrote:
>One thing that will work for sure is plumbers epoxy, the two part stuff
>that is like clay. I have used it to seal water jackets in engines
>without any failures. The surface you apply it to must be wet for it to
>really bond. Engine builders use the stuff.
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>Bill
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>At 02:51 PM 8/4/2005, Trevor Boicey wrote:
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>>George wrote:
>>>Trevor,
>>>Your answer might be in your question....lots of people on my classic
>>>GMC motorhome list use Marine Goop to seal water tanks, etc. They swear by
>it.
>>
>> I looked at Plumber's Goop at the local store but it seemed to say
>> that it wasn't recommended for "warm water" or "chlorinated water". Is
>> this the same stuff?
>>
>> I'm thinking of just trying some epoxy (either Marine or JB Weld) and
>> if it falls off, then I just find myself back here again.
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