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![]() "TMC" wrote in message ... "MM" wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Apr 2011 13:33:44 +0100, "SRT" wrote: Hi, As in header. I have a Haws traditional can that's just about 2 years old (birthday present) ![]() Unfortunately I noticed the centre of the base had pushed out causing it to rock around ( maybe frost?) so I tapped it back into line and now see a slight weep/leak from the welding around the base ![]() Any ideas as to best way if any to repair? Thanks. Stuart. A bead of butyl sealant around the joint from the inside Thanks for the replies folks ![]() That's me sorted for a bit this weekend - - -maybe I wont have to do much in garden now - - - - fat chance ![]() |
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