JB Weld Fiberweld 2x60 inch Pipe Repair Cast Fiberglass Pipe Repair Cast, Wet & Wrap, for Pipes up to 2" Diameter

Great product and easy to use

Why did you choose this product over others?: Didn't work, went hard as steel, just didn't fix the leak

Excelente.

You must pay attention to the videos that demonstrate the application... However, they are all poorly done.. often leaving out important parts (It's all in the details) .. The 2-part epoxy must be thoroughly kneaded .. the next step is to add water to the rolled up tape in the sealed bag... it's sealed because it contains quite a bit of slimy yellowish goop (quite runny) which permeates the roll of tape. you agg the water for only a few seconds just to trigger the goo to harden. You have plenty if time to wrap the tape around the pipe/leak as shown.. but because of the slimy goo, the tape can slip... it takes some talent to hold the ta[pe in place as you wrap always smoothing out the wrinkles and bubbles... the tape can easily loosen, unless you are careful at tightening each wrap .. THE TAPE IS NOT STICKY yet... that's why you have to unwind the small black flexible tape (same used for bandages, but black) this tape is sticky, and stretches.. it will secure and compress the yellowish gooey tape that you first wrapped over the epoxy and pipe. Interestingly, that black tape is supposed to be removed after 5 minutes... WHY? nothing is said about that. perhaps, it's because it will help the goo solidify, now that's it's been exposed to water and air? I left it on because I wasn't convinced that the goo had hardened, and didn't want to disturb the the tape it was holding... DUH! There are many variables here... temperature will effect the cure time. Letting the black compression tape stay attached, is like keeping a wood clamp attached.... you just don't want to remove it 'till the goop is hard. Obviously, if you try and remove after the goop is hard.. you might harm the seal.. The product is fine, the instructions are very poor, a lot can go wrong when you don't get important details ... oh, the videos are helpful, but like most YouTube videos, limited

expried one year’s ago , can’t use

Kit is easy to use and did an excellent job, Highly recommended.

At first it appeared that it didn't stop the leak. Twenty-four hours later...no water leaking from the pipe. It's a bit messy, so you may want to have an extra pair of gloves available, but it's worth the mess.