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I had some bumbleheads doing some remodeling work awhile back, and
recently I smelled propane near an exterior, above-ground run of black pipe they installed. Tested with soapy water, and sure enough one of the joints at an elbow is leaking. Getting this run apart so that I can get to the elbow joint will be a hassle. Is there any way to repair this without disassembly? Perhaps a liquid pipe dope that I could brush on, and would seep in well enough to seal the pinhole leak? Thanks, Kelly |
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