How to Apply Rapp-it Pipe Repair
Rapp-it Pipe Repair is simple to use and requires little preparation:
Once the leaking area is identified, shut down relevant pipes or hoses immediately.
Prepare the surface by cleaning the damaged area thoroughly, disposing of any foreign bodies. A clean roughened surface helps result in a successful repair.
Put on enclosed latex gloves. Prepare Rapp-it Steel Putty by kneading with fingers until it becomes a uniform colour. Apply to the pipe leak site, mould and force into any cracks or holes.
Rapp-it Pipe Repair Bandage Application Hints and Tips
Rapp-it Steel Putty Application Hints and Tips
For any more information on Rapp-It products and applications, please contact us.
Rapp-it Pipe Repair is simple to use and requires little preparation:
Once the leaking area is identified, shut down relevant pipes or hoses immediately.
Prepare the surface by cleaning the damaged area thoroughly, disposing of any foreign bodies. A clean roughened surface helps result in a successful repair.
Put on enclosed latex gloves. Prepare Rapp-it Steel Putty by kneading with fingers until it becomes a uniform colour. Apply to the pipe leak site, mould and force into any cracks or holes.
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Rapp-it Pipe Repair Bandage Application Hints and Tips
- For best results, the completed bandage application should be no less than 10mm (3/8") in thickness (not including any Steel Putty).
- The tightness of the wrap is very important.
- It is important that the bandage is applied quickly as curing begins once it is taken out of the water.
- Difficult applications may require multiple bandages.
- Pipes with temperatures over 150° Celsius (300° Fahrenheit) may cause toxic fumes.
- Rapp-it Bandages have good adhesion to most pipe surfaces, including copper, PVC, polypipe, metal, fibreglass and concrete.
- Rapp-it Bandages are resistant to most chemicals, including harsh solvents such as MEK, hydrochloric acid and gasoline.
Rapp-it Steel Putty Application Hints and Tips
- When applying to damp, wet or slowly leaking areas work the mixed epoxy putty forcefully into the surface and apply pressure until adhesion begins to take effect.
- Curing: Steel Putty has a 4-7 minute work life. Apply to pipe surface within two minutes of mixing. After 4-7 minutes, the putty hardens and forms a tenacious bond, with full cure in 30 minutes.
For any more information on Rapp-It products and applications, please contact us.
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