I apologize if this has been posted a bazillion times, but I'm leaving for work in 15 minutes, and don't really have time to do a search...
I had to re-do the washer supply connections in my 1983 vintage mobile. It was that flowguard PVC stuff instead of copper, like I hear you upscale people in them stick builts have. I joined up all the connections, put in all new spigots, and I have one splice that still leaks, on the cold water side. Three of my four connections are fine, so I'm looking to patch this one.
Is there some sort of product I can perhaps tape over the top of it to stop a slow drip? Hopefully something I can pick up at Lowes or Home Depot, and something I can use with limited access, since its sorta tough to reach around the back.
Thanks!
I had to re-do the washer supply connections in my 1983 vintage mobile. It was that flowguard PVC stuff instead of copper, like I hear you upscale people in them stick builts have. I joined up all the connections, put in all new spigots, and I have one splice that still leaks, on the cold water side. Three of my four connections are fine, so I'm looking to patch this one.
Is there some sort of product I can perhaps tape over the top of it to stop a slow drip? Hopefully something I can pick up at Lowes or Home Depot, and something I can use with limited access, since its sorta tough to reach around the back.
Thanks!