Mate, the only thing I have found that sticks remotely to xlpe is crazy glue. I fear that depending on the size of the leaking area you may have to purchase a new tank. Dale
I've plugged small leaks with Loctite Master Gasket. It stays a bit flexible, but being anerobic, gotta seal it off. Could apply a patch with some self tappers I suppose, using it on the threads too if its a big one.
Steve
Steve
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fnqberg said:
they are for an acrylic application? is that about right?
http://www.vikingindustrial.co.uk/pdf/epx.pdf
I'd have thought a polyurethene app was better?
apparently the 8010 is slower but at the end of the day it's the solvent attack that phuqs em up.
regards
Taffy
Joined Nov 2001
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Ely, England
DP8010 is the business!
rode the bike in tests all day saturday and green laned on sunday.
Now all i need is a sh**load more glue as the rear end snapped clean off due to the weight of mud on Saturday. :lol: :lol: :lol:
sorted!
Taffy
rode the bike in tests all day saturday and green laned on sunday.
Now all i need is a sh**load more glue as the rear end snapped clean off due to the weight of mud on Saturday. :lol: :lol: :lol:
sorted!
Taffy
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