Do you think this could fill a small hole in an Central AC Drip pan (under the coil)?
361919
I think so if the area is clean and dry AND you give it time to harden after application. I've tried it on several different metals and it adheres and seals well for me.
361920
Yes, IF you prep the area - clean, no corrosion, dry - AND don't introduce water until the specified dry/set time.
361921
It might work. However, I found this stuff dried too quickly and didn't work for me. It came loose even after adding more a couple of times.
361922
If it's a pinhole it might work. It does dry very fast and you must thoroughly scrub/file/sand/clean the area to which the filler will be applied. Good luck.
1348294
I think it would work fine, just have to remember to put a hotter coil with it.
1629852
Not a chance. It's a very small hole it's less than half an inch in diameter.
225701
Thinking on it. I guess it could be useful as a stand for the dripper when you move it away to pour your coffee. In that case, the gasket bit was useful only to stabilize the lid when stored with the base.
845973
I'm sure that would work, but it isn't necessary; and I think the friction on the outside nut helps keep it tight. The gasket and flush side go on the inside and the nut and hose/pipe side go outside to tighten the gasket. Of course, you can also have threads inside the flush(gasket) side if necessary.
941485
It is oversized and pressure activated, has a large gasket. I would think it would work particularly if it is being fit into a premier copper sink.
2100185
Yes, but since you are only filling in small holes and this is a fairly large container which is more appropriate for spreading over larger holes, you might be better off to purchase a smaller squeeze tube.
234623
I don't know for sure but would guess the answer is no, as there are two sizes of drip pots (possibly more).
2082333
I would think it will help fill it -- we used it to refill a bean bag that sprung a leak prior to patching the hole. Seems to be holding up well at this point.
532435
You will definately have a 6-8" hot-spot in the center of the pot. Make sure the pot is magnetic.
1218777
It heats a very small metal dish on a ceramic stone. You could try your idea, but it's only going to hold 8 drops. It's really for essential oils.
1959007
Yes,but I would get a small tube of silicon and make a gasket myself if that's where the leak is.
941547
Yes, I think it would. I have a tiny kitchen with no counter space... I sit it on the stove usually, but the base is plastic and the drip pan fits inside, and doesn't get hot, so it should be fine.
27632
I would not recommend it for that. The way the thing is designed, it would not seat properly into a 2.75" opening .. but you could do it if you held it up yourself. I have two of these, but if I had to do it over again, I'd choose the Melitta or a ceramic one from Starbucks. Both of those only have a single drip hole for slower drip and greater ground saturation, which is what you want for a great cup of coffee. This one has two holes .. which lets the water drip through too fast, in my opinion.
276355
more than likely. You should also use some 3/8 conduit to keep your wire from rubbing and shoting out.
1894883
It should work great. However, this replacement heating coil is made from a folded metal strip rather than using a coiled wire type. It will simply look different compared to the other elements in your cooktop when they're turned on and glowing.
718343
Wouldn't recommend for your application. The opening is small, just wide enough for a drizzle of oil, not any bits that might be in your dressing. It would be awkward to shake w/o leaking from the spout.