Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: krave on November 18, 2010, 11:39:11 pm
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Right, when doing my new van install the other day, I have put a 6mm hole through the side of my tank. I am working tomorrow so need to plug this up on the morning.
Any ideas on how to go about it?
Cheers in advance.... :)
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rubber, screw and silicone, or glue, where about is it
or get a punchture repair kit and try that
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Was just think of a screw with a lot of epoxy glue/silicone or what ever the stuff is around the thread.
Half way up a 350ltr tank lol....
Only noticed it this evening, so It needs to be plugged quickly in the morning :-\ ....
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hi blue if at top put a ball valve in it and use for filling if any where else use a tap
regards john
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bin it buy my spare 600l ;D ;D ;D ;D
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As said use a self tapper if poss. Then cover top with fernox lsx. It's a small tube of repair silicone. it will prob be ok without the screw even. Buy it in plumb center or similar for around a fiver. Nothing better. Also don't use a cheap screw it will rust.
Andy
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try a nut and bolt and two rubber washers,
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Right, when doing my new van install the other day, I have put a 6mm hole through the side of my tank. I am working tomorrow so need to plug this up on the morning.
Any ideas on how to go about it?
Cheers in advance.... :)
i would drill it out to make sure their is no splits
and then try some of the ideas given here
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Drill the hole bigger and fit a bath plug, from the inside or the water pressure will force it out. ;D ;D