can this be used on joints of 3-inch round direct-vent gas vent? there's a 45-degree elbow that's starting to corrode -- i simply want seal the joint
506753
Approved for air, not gas, ducts. It will seal the joint, but if it is exhaust from a gas appliance, it will probably get too hot for the designated use range
506754
I would not try that. This is for reinforcement of aluminum tape used on A/C ductwork. Sorry, but I don't know what would work in your situation, but talk with someone at the hardware store. If they don't know, they could point you in the right direction.
1522635
Consider it to have a similar effect. To using different sized rods during oxy/acet . The .035" should fill in joints and beads better. Also consider a small project. Such as welding chainmaille. Wire with a small diameter will allow for smaller welds.
1435787
The J-B Marine Weld sets up a bit on the soft side. I think it would be worth giving it a try as the cost is very low. I have used it to seal an oil leak successfully. Follow the instructions and let the product set-up before putting it into use.
1683492
If you can find an adapter, you can. It may not be a good idea to shrink the size of vent since this is a powerful vent and the matched vent pipe size will fully take its max vent function. 5" vent size is kind of too small, but you can if you have no other choice.
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.
1017789
It's 1 1/4. I don't think that will cover it . I would suggest 3/4 bulkhead would work for you but I don't know that it's outside diameter is 1.5. I think so but ask someone who bought a 3/4. 1/2 does. Cover a 1.5 hole it just won't have a as good as a seal. It will seal . But ask someone who bought a 3/4 one see if it has a 1.5 o.d. first if it's bigger than go with the 1/2 it will work
1865250
I did not try it with that. I am not sure if it would work as the seal only, but might work good as a sealant for a patch over the hole. Others might be able to tell you how rigid it becomes when dry. I sold the car I used it on. I used it to mount a glass rear window in a convertible top and it worked way better than the Rhino glue people talked about. Wish I were more help.
321407
Use teflon tape on the 3/4 " threaded connection pipe fittingI have one ( just like in the picture ) i bought but need a 1/2 " pipe so i bought the one I needed from marshalls Hardware. Ill sell you my 3/4" never used for $5.00 free shipping call 760 583-1545 San Diego larry O
1842320
I would think that this is not the optimum application for this particular product. I used it on rivets on my aluminum boat and it sealed completely.
1093905
They make a replacement seal for the Green Egg that probably would work better with the shape of the Weber. I used the nomex to seal a smoker, straight edges no radius involved. It might work if you put the nomex on the lid around the lip.Good luckDoug
195799
I used this on a 15 year old 1200cc 4 cylinder which had an uneven lowerblock, and I had tried ceiling the leak with high temperature silicone,with nosuccess. The Bar Leaks Gasket reduced the leakage by about 60%, and was finefor short trips that did not require full power, but on hilly roads, the seal blew out.I believe that the silicone sealer prevented the Bar leaks from bonding properly.I replaced the engine.
907790
It will work - but not much extra space - depends how much of the connector pipe - the round opening you need to make a good connection with your vent in the wall - 3.5 inches total is a minimum - and 4 makes it a little easier to use. There are not many more options - it is worth a try
124599
You absolutely could. I'm sure you're aware they sell vent filters that are the same cut out as the traditional vents in new homes, BUT, I believe this 3M filter would work better than the cheap ones they sell specifically for air vents. Heck I'm going to try it out as well...it's a much better filter anyway quality wise than any vent filter I've seen yet....as good as 3M is with a little cut and trim...can't go wrong. Go for it. I am...will keep you posted.
1010389
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.
619654
Bernard, not positive if you can do so. Best to contact the company. If you look online, you should be able to locate customer service. I vented ours through the window and it worked very well. My guess would be that you would need a good seal around the vent tube to do so.
1189057
Will seal crack. if that is what is what is what you are asking. But if it is just for looks, I'm not sure if you want to bother.
130706
To be honest im not quite sure, however it is slightly adjustable due to the tightening feature on both ends. Just make sure whatever you use it on that the hole for the paint is angled because thats what this elbow is for.