is that product can seal my air tube of my car ?
1046870
You mean the air intake? If so, I would not have any problem with this, provided on small cracks. For larger cracks use fiberglass cloth to reinforce.
420794
Yes but how effectively? I agree with "Ecakes" response. It will seal but the Impregnator Sealer is better.
2056768
I've only used it to seal cracks on my car windshield. I've not yet attempted to get rid of the excess, though I believe that vinegar will work. Sorry.
754424
No. It's a close fit, but will not seal. Depending upon your application, you might be able to apply a sealant that would satisfy, but these are made to reduce chafing of wiring or tubing that passes through a panel, not creating a seal.
1095852
Don't have the experience to support a definite answer for that situation. I added a smear to my exhaust gaskets to help seal better but a head gasket may blow this stuff out! I would try buying gasket material that is equivalent to the old one and make it yourself by tracing and cutting. This stuff should not be used to seal head gaskets! Just my opinion from my experience & mechanical knowledge. Won't work, don't do it!
597569
Naturally it does seal small leaks as it seaps leaving material to close up the leak area and stopping the leak . But if the holes are to big of course it will do no good. As for your question states your leak is near the muffler baffles me because radiators are in the front of the vehicle and the muffler is usually at the rear. Unless what you mean to say is near the cat converter behind your engine. So all you can do is try and see. I would probably not recommend more than the recommended dose the instructions call for though.
53041
No. It is only to help lube the tire for mounting. It's similar to grease till it is mixed with water. It had no sealing capability.
1124453
I drive a 14 year old Yukon. I will try the rubber Rejuvenator on a seal and see. I suspect that it won't have much effect as this product is for real rubber, not the stuff made for car windows. I used this product in printing industry. Mostly on the rubber blankets and rollers on printing presses.
1964293
I don't know how you will apply it but it seals small openings very well. A leaky windshield would be best sealed by cutting the old molding out clean the surfaces and replace with new molding. Windshield replacement companies can do it quick and for less than 100 bucks.
378489
Yes! This product is awesome. I used it to seal acrylic hatches on a sailboat. The trick I used was to tape with painters tape wherever you don't want the sealant to stick. Uses a generous amount so that it will push out around the seams and then let it sit. It takes a long time to totally cure, up to a week. Then take a razor blade and cut of the excess.
491308
My seams on my Motorhome were sealed with this product 10 yrs ago. My roof was recoated with EPDM rubber roof in a bucket three years ago. No problem thus far.
1340367
It is not designed for that, but for keeping the rubber that seals around the doors, trunks, and hoods from drying out by lubricating the seals. However, if you want to waterproof your ignition system then you should try a 3m sealant. I check on this with calling 3m on their products and the person in the automotive section said that only a sealant would work for what you want. If you have further inquiry's on this you can call them at (1-888-364-3577) ask to speak to the automotive product section.
2155116
Never tried it but I believe its meant only for tubeless. I`m guessing that if you have a puncture in your tube ..you also have one in your tire. I believe its "sealing" abilities were designed to accommodate one hole. I didn't invent it so I`m only guessing. You can try of course but beware...the stuff is messy once inside the tire. Interestingly enough I just replaced two stems in my trailer tires and when I broke the tire seals...the stuff was everywhere. I can only imagine what kind of mess that would be with tubeless. Good luck!
195800
I tried this product but would recommend the HG-1 version. My car still leaked until I used that product over a year ago. Good luck!
906269
I don't believe so. Usually requires a new rear main seal. They get brittle an leak over time. This product is great for valve cover gaskets, oil pan gaskets, etc.
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
591244
It depends. Generally, I would say no. If you are trying to mend a" split- in- two" gas tank, then the answer is no, it is not designed for that. If you are trying to seal a gas tank gasket, then I would say yes. It will seal gasoline leaks with pressure applied. Be sure to read and follow application instructions.