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Can someone tell me what that putty stuff advertised on the tele for
leaking pipes is and where it was sold.Urgently need some.
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On Wed, 08 Jun 2011 21:24:22 +0100, Justine Time
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Can someone tell me what that putty stuff advertised on the tele for
leaking pipes is and where it was sold.Urgently need some.


Plastic Padding Leak Fix is the one usually found available. Halfords,
and any DIY source.
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Justine Time wrote:
Can someone tell me what that putty stuff advertised on the tele for
leaking pipes is and where it was sold.Urgently need some.


It's an epoxy putty. Sold as a bar that you cut a bit off, knead plaster
into place. It sets in
10-15 minutes. Also sold in pre-cut chunks.

You can get it in B&Q and other DIY sheds. Our local hardware shop sells
it. Some sticks are copper coloured to match copper pipe. Others are light
blue, terracotta or brown.
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On 09/06/2011 17:17, Steve Firth wrote:
Justine wrote:
Can someone tell me what that putty stuff advertised on the tele for
leaking pipes is and where it was sold.Urgently need some.


It's an epoxy putty. Sold as a bar that you cut a bit off, knead plaster
into place. It sets in
10-15 minutes. Also sold in pre-cut chunks.

You can get it in B&Q and other DIY sheds. Our local hardware shop sells
it. Some sticks are copper coloured to match copper pipe. Others are light
blue, terracotta or brown.


OK... Seems I already have some of that stuff. I thought the stuff I saw
advertised was different in as much as you could apply to a dripping
joint. Didn't take a lot of notice to the Ad as I never had a problem
till now.
Thanks
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Tele? Wossa tele? Some sort of duck, innit? Or do you mean telly?

JGH


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Tele? Wossa tele? Some sort of duck, innit? Or do you mean telly?

JGH


"Tele" short for television. "Telly" short for tellytubby
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