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I have a leaking steel pipe that supplies warm water to radiators in my house.
A plumber dropped by and said it would be easiest to cut the bad part away and weld a replacement. The pipe is about 2 inches thick. The replacement is about two feet. The plumber gave me a quote of about $2000 which I promptly refused. What about using a fiberglass or something else? I'd rather just cut the cracked steelpipe part away and weld a copper replacement part. Any ideas? |
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