Can this product be used in an rv to seal holes around pipes
1052106
Do u mean inside ur grey/black tanks? I Am not sure. If u need a 100% waterproof seal on the poly tanks I wouldn't trust it. (Silicone for that). If u are just needing it for something like insulating around pipes entering or leaving the framework/body construction, just go for the regular expanding foams.
1948811
The clear portion connects to the drain system of the RV. Your RV sewer hose connects to back side of the product. Then water hose connects to port of product. Maybe this will help
231274
Absolutely!!! Used it to cover the whole bottom of my 14' aluminum non deep n' wide and also to cover the whole stern... My boat leaked like crazy threw the rivets and seams... About a gallon or two every 10 mins. After using gluvit, no leaks!! Crazy! Only thing is it is prone to UV damage, so if you flip it for the winter, maybe tarp it : )
949672
I would NOT recommend using this product for what you are suggesting. Product is very thick, like Vaseline petroleum jelly. I use it around rubber O rings and gaskets with hot tub and swimming pool equipment. Hope this helps.
1381670
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.
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.
1753069
The hole is about one inch in diameter, large enough to run a garden hose through the center. That was my use for this product, to protect my RV water line from freezing without the use of heat tape. The coldest it got this winter was about 25 degrees.
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.
1643163
We put this in the piping in our motorhome. Sorry have no idea if it will work for you. Our pipes are plastic.Again sorry I have no answer for you.
1074447
A plastic welding epoxy putty would work better if it is a crack in the plastic.You would want to roughen up and then clean the area first before you seal it over.
2018291
I don't think so, there has to be coolant circulation there to carry the sealer. it will probably need welding. I've heard of epoxy brands than can patch external cracks with a piece of tin. it probably depends on the severity & location.
1893472
i suppose so. it is good stuff. it is probably not the best for filling holes, but good for sealing leaks and small gaps.
317995
there is only one size pipe used in the RV industry. It will fit your RV without issues. You are likely measuring the outside of the pipe. if you measure the inside it likely is 3 inch. My RV is stored so I can't check measurements. But like I said, there is only one size used in the industry
1505959
I'm no expert, but I would think it would work fine. The roll is plenty long enough for that length. Depending on the width of the slit, you might need to layer and overlap the tape. It has worked great for me on my RV with no sign of leaking.
1759959
I used it for periodic maintenance of a whirlpool tub. I'm thinking you would need to do multiple applications with this stuff to clear the pipes.
878335
Sure. If you have the room to wrap it around the leak. The tape stretches and hardens to itself as you wrap. This stuff kicks ass. Try it.
1997529
It depends on how you wrap it. It will do 100" if it is run straight without wrapping it around the pipe in a spiral. Then wrap in alumin foil and cover it with self sealinfg pipe tubing. I have a 40" RV and 50" waterline I wrapped all internal pipes and pipes inside trailer along with water hose with straight run, no wrapping of heat tape. Never had a broken pipe with heat tape. The good thing about this heattape is if the electrical connector burns out the heat tape doesn't have to be replaced. It only cost about $12-$15 to replace connector.