STOP LEAKS - Fiberglass Wrap - Pipe Repair Kit

Sealz-It   -   Fiberglass Wrap - Pipe Repair Kits will help you repair a leaking pipe without the need to cut and replace the pipe. Makes an industrial strength repair that can be permanent, actually strengthening the damaged pipe.

Sealz-It Fiberglass Repair Kit Sealz-It Fiberglass Pipe Repair Kits will help you to make repairs to Metal Pipe (Brass, Copper. Steel & Cast Iron). SealZ-It can also repair Rubber Hose and Plastic Pipes such as PVC, ABS and many other plastics.

• Contractor grade kit includes one foil packaged resin coated fiberglass wrap (applies like tape, sets like steel - even in water!), protective gloves and lubricant for easy wrap application.
• Can be used on natural gas pipes.
• EPA approved for use on drinking water lines and is suitable for sewer, irrigation and chemical lines.
• Resistant to diesel fuel, petroleum products, halocarbons, and (after curing) alcohols.
• Can be applied in or under water.
• Apply to Copper, Steel, Cast Iron pipe and Brass.
• Will withstand 600 PSI & 800° +F.
• Cures rock hard in 30 minutes.

How to Apply a Sealz-It Fiberglass Wrap Pipe Repair Kit

• First, depressurize the water line. This means that you will need to turn the water off and open a faucet or release valve to allow the built up pressure in the pipes to be released.
• Then clean the pipe area to be repaired. If there is corrosion on a metal pipe, sand or wire brush the corroded area to create a smooth, clean surface. It may be necessary to sand plastic pipes as well in order to make the pipe smooth.
• Put on the gloves supplied in the kit.
• Tear open the foil pouch and add water.
• Move the tape around gently in the water to coat it thoroughly with water. The water activates the chemicals impregnated in the tape to harden.
• At this point, you want to work quickly but smoothly. Take the tape out of the pouch and, beginning about an inch from the end of the break, wrap the tape snugly around the pipe moving it back and forth over and beyond the break at least an inch on either side.
• As you get towards the end of the roll you will notice the chemicals begin to thicken. Pull the tape very snugly as you finish wrapping.
• Open the tube of oil and sprinkle on the wrap. Smooth the tape out in the direction that you wrapped it around the pipe.
• When you have finished wrapping, you should have 6 to 8 wraps over the pipe for optimal sealing. (More than one kit can be applied to cover the project area adequately.)
• Allow the tape to harden 20-30 minutes before repressurizing the pipe.

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Measure and Estimate Water Wasted Due to Leaks

Leaks Add Up & Cost Money visit The AWWA Site to calculate water leak losses with this link from Water Wiser.