I have a small drip where my cold water pipe connects to my shower. If I turff the water/pressure and apply this product would it seal the drip?
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No, It needs to be repaired correctly. Take it apart and reseal. Call a plumber. The damage the water leak can do will far outweigh the cost of the repair.
1857325
I would not use epoxy to seal this kind of drip. It depends on how the pipes are attached and whether they are PVC or copper. If it is copper it may be a weld issue. I bought this product to seal a pipe in an outdoor garden project with little risk to my home interior. In this case, you may want to seek the advice or help of a plumber.
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Not sure yet, as this will be my first winter using the product. But, like any plumbing, as long as the water flows through the pipe, you shouldn't have issues with freezing or bursting pipe, maybe just turn the amount up a bit more to a fast drip.
881280
The question is, Is this PVC pipe under pressure, i.e. like the normal pressure in your water pipes ? If so, then NO. I have alot of PVC pipes on my lawn sprinkler system, and sometimes a leak occurs, and sometimes, rather than total replace that section, I can take the pressure off, let the area REALLY dry and gluck on lots of PVC cement in the area. Sometimes it works.
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Yes. When you shut the water off some of it will come back and splash out of this attachment (and get your hand wet). This is a good thing. Just dry your hand and be glad that the pressure has been relieved from your hose and other more expensive attachments you have at the spigot (e.g., timers).
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I used it on the fiberglass roof of horse trailer. Stopped the leaks no problem
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Probably not, depending how much higher water barrel is to drop line. I have a small pump inserted in mine. This provides the pressure needed to put water where I need it. Although I have not tried to connect drip irrigation, this may cause a backflow of pressure to the pump.
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.
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It worked well for me on mildew in the paint on a groove in a exterior medal door. A shadow of the stain is still there. For your application, I'd recommend getting one bottle to try. Obviously you have a roof leak. Don't waste you money cleaning mold from roof decking that may have to be replaced when the leak location is found. I just checked it on the mildewed exterior painted wood siding. Worked real well.
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I agree with John's answer. I found the seal on the diverter to be inadequate, so I ended up putting duct tape on the seams. This has greatly improved the flow of rain water into my two rain barrels connected to the diverter.
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Hi, Look it's not sealed, if any water will reach the space between the base and the shade it can cause a short circuit. If do put in the shower, mount it far away from any water source. Anyway it's not safe.
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It connects to your outdoor tap or your garden hose. One tip - you'd think that opening up the water full blast would provide a better myst... well that's wrong - I found that the wide open tap generates larger fog droplets that tend to soak everything under the emitter. It's better to keep the tap open just enough that you get a myst generated and leave it at that. I like the fog but don't want to be soaked and neither do your guests (most likely!).
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Hello Yoghia,It's hard to say how the pressure will be, because it varies with everybody.The Rain Head will not drip after the water is off. However, the Handheldhas a Flow Control that is a 98% shut off, so there might be a slight dripfrom that. Hopefully this helps you out. Thanks for your interest in our Shower Heads.Zoe Industries
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Hello, I just got this product today and it wasn't what I expected. I think that it could potentially prevent some water leaks, but hard rain or hail would probably deteriorate it fairly quickly. It might be worth a shot, especially for the price, but it would not be a long term solution. Hope this helps!
962080
Probably not. It is really not at all what it is advertised to be. It may work as a "very" temporary fix for a couple of weeks. It is not good for that kind of a leak.
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I used it because when I didn't and had tightened it I had a small drip. The tape took care of it. I think it is always a good idea to use it to give a good seal.
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Yes, it will drip between. If you have anything below your deck, you should remove it or cover it up. This stuff should go on thick so overflow will be an issue.
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i doubt it- the hose would squish in when you try to snug the tape down. if you used this to cover one of those metal 'hose repair fittings ' that always leak it would likely seal. It didnt seal a leaky pipe joint on a hot water boiler line - just dripped out around it. Good luck