Nice video! Would also recommend re-coating the exposed metal (will rust if it is a steel tank) while same time adding a nice UV blocker to cover the exposed epoxy.
Hey Curtis - this kit can be applied while breaker is at full pressure. With most epoxy patches, you have to degass because the gas will tunnel right through the epoxy while it cures. Our "chimney" style design allows the epoxy to seal around the edges of the "PinHold", and then the bolt is what ultimately seals off the leak. Just for pinhole type leaks though.
Nice video! Would also recommend re-coating the exposed metal (will rust if it is a steel tank) while same time adding a nice UV blocker to cover the exposed epoxy.
Recommended under what pressure? Atmosphere would assume?
Hey Curtis - this kit can be applied while breaker is at full pressure. With most epoxy patches, you have to degass because the gas will tunnel right through the epoxy while it cures. Our "chimney" style design allows the epoxy to seal around the edges of the "PinHold", and then the bolt is what ultimately seals off the leak. Just for pinhole type leaks though.