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 Post subject: Stop-leak, fix-a-leak
PostPosted: Wed May 23, 2007 1:26 am 

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To use or not to use?
I'd never put the automotive eqivalent in my car except as a last resort.
Maybe I can use black pepper.


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 Post subject: Re: Stop-leak, fix-a-leak
PostPosted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 5:00 pm 

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Location: WI
wyocoyote wrote:
To use or not to use?
I'd never put the automotive eqivalent in my car except as a last resort.
Maybe I can use black pepper.


I used Seal-a-leak from the Spadepot.com. It worked pretty well but I don't think it's a permanent fix. Beats ripping through foam to find a leak on a used $500 tub though.


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