Might have been if the screw had been put in from below.
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Repairing a plastic hot water tank
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16 years ago
It might have been through the main electric cable as well, but it was not.
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16 years ago
It certainly was close to a corner. Too close to use washers.
I found an epoxy resin based paste at B&Q for a fiver. Job done it set solid in an hour and loads left over.
Adam
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16 years ago
Is that some new fetish of the 'watersports' variety?
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First of all that is dissing the poor plumber, secondly the mind fairly boggles.
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16 years ago
Have you ever done that? You can own up, it's OK.
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16 years ago
Matt, you are clearly barking mad.
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16 years ago
Rather you than me. I would have replaced the tank - they're not that expensive.
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16 years ago
If it's just the hole left by the screw and it's almost closing up again I'd just squirt a some stixall (or sticks like sh*t) in (it sticks to wet surfaces) and spread it round a bit on the inside to make a blob.