Can I use this to seal a leaky fuel hose? The hose isn't just rubber and feels like a fabric type material surrounding it.
2034196
I would recommend replacing the hose itself. This stuff could work, but I have no idea whether it can be attacked by gasoline.
2034197
I would not recommend this for that use. Even if not a high pressure system, the integrity would not be what is required for a fuel system.
2034198
If a fuel hose is leaking, it should be replaced. Don't risk personal injury or property damage just to save some time or money.
246146
The is no seal gasket as such. When you install this unit in the hole in the bottom of the tank and use the wrench that comes with it the rubber expands and makes the seal. Hope this helps.
1050193
no i dont think so... I use it for trash can while camping..it does seal, but not sure there is a gasket.
1830610
I doubt if it would harm the fittings material, for my purposes, it has always "just worked." Probably the smart move would be to test the sealant on a spare fitting first.
1614939
YES IT IS! Just make sure you use wax paper to melt the edges. Works like a charm! The last piece for the hose can be sealed with some duct tape. There are several articles and videos online to help you out if you need it. HAVE FUN!
2030278
No. It's permeable it will not seal the leak. Go to your local auto store they have many different options to fix exhaust leaks most for cheap.
585465
On a vinyl liner I would have to guess no, on a cement liner....for the cost of the product I'd say get it a shot. I was able to seal a leak on PVC pipe joint that was wet and under some pressure. Again, for the cost ...I'd try it on anything to take a chance...good luck.
1212174
No not eternaboun. It is a sticky gasket like substance. Enternbound is the best for sealing
1148840
I use this to seal silicone cooling plenum flex material against an engine crankcase(temp is about 170degF). It can not be used solely as a gasket. A thin layer could be used as a gasket cement but I would not use it as the next service interval will involve some nasty clean up. Also, some residual material could beak off internally while in service an plug an oil galley...so I wouldn't use it for a gasket cement application.
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I suppose you could although you might have a problem. Stainless steel will contract in the cold and this could affect the seal. Also, the cold could affect the rubber gasket by making it rigid and/or brittle. Not all types of rubber do that though and I don't know what type of rubber this gasket is made of.
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Hi Pressure lines have Steel Cords weaved into the hose and I would not recommend using just a seal covering to do any more than get me to the next service station, as a fix. The Silicone sealer does work well, for Low Pressure applications though, or keeping water out of a splice etc.
515692
I don't believe so, I purchased the product to keep the rain water from seeping through our 10x10 canopy at craft shows. I believe it is more of a repellant for water than a sealing agent.
443469
I'm no expert but, I would not recommend this for any kind of tire application. This is a rubbery/glue like sealant with mediocre adhesion qualities.
469064
I would use yellow(gas safe) PTFE tape or a liquid sealant such as Rectorseal.
1373352
I used one of the sheets to make a gasket to seal the gas gauge sensor on my classic car. The sensor is in the gas tank below the gas level and has not leaked a drop. This should be good for your gas container.
62292
Yes, Mine came with a soft rubbery sealant that seemed to seal just fine. I've had no problems with any leaks.
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I think you could use it as a temporary fix for a hole in a pressure hose. Make sure the hose is clean before you apply it. I used it for a drain hose just fine, but there was no pressure in the hose. There is some flexibility but it is a thicker tape, so it's not going to be like regular duck tape.