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 Post subject: Repairing blue barrels
PostPosted: Apr 4th, '11, 11:09 
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I have a few with a hole or 2 i drilled into them :oops:

Anyone know how to "glue" other pieces over the hole? I tried food safe sealant but that came off after a while.
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freoboy
PostPosted: Apr 4th, '11, 11:20 
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maybe try sikaflex, a marine grade silicant, or epoxy glue?? epoxy will stick anything to anaything :dontknow:
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PostPosted: Apr 4th, '11, 12:08 
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are aluminum rivets bad for the water? i peice of a tote lid cut to cover the hole by a few inches, silicon it and rivet it, seems like it would do the trick permanently.+
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Plug the hole with something and cover the lot with sikaflex. I wouldnt use rivets
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typical aluminum rivets are not inert enough? i know about copper but yet to learn aluminum dangers to the water.

teach me oh great ones, before i poison my system with caveman ways
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PostPosted: Apr 4th, '11, 13:27 
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I would use 2 discs [one in one out ] with a ssbolt and sellys roof and gutter also rough up the drum surface
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Go with F&F's Idea :thumbleft:
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i would make sure you drill the holes right next time :roll:
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