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Date: Thu, 05 Apr 2007 23:49:24 -0400
From: Ernest Christley <echristley@nc.rr.com>
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Charlie England wrote:
> Ernest Christley wrote:
>> Harold wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Ernest,
>>> sounds like the problem I had in one of my tanks (RV9). Built a 
>>> manometer and for about 6 weeks tried everything I could think of to 
>>> find my leak, finally when my neighbor opened his pool, I dunked it 
>>> and found 5 pinholes around rivets in the back flange. 
> Ernest,
>
> Where in NC are you located?
>
> I'll forward your request to the RV-Southeast list; there's almost 
> certainly someone close to you that's got some left-over proseal that 
> will give you some.
>
No need (I think), Charlie.  I too Harold's suggestion and dunked the 
tank.  Didn't have a pool (to cold for it all of a sudden anyway), but I 
have a hottub.  I couldn't find any more pinholes, so I mixed up half 
the patch kit I got from Vans and sealed the rest.  I wrapped the 
hardener packet in cellophane tape.  I had plenty to wet one rivet and 
plug a sensor wire passthrough, an if I need another dab, I'll know it 
the day after tomorrow.  The tape should seal it for that long.