Reply to "AC leak on my IM"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

I can just see me using something like "Tar Tape".

If it's anything like Anti-seize stuff I'll be coated in tar inside of maybe 30 seconds.

And I've used (and still have most of a roll left ) "tin tape" (3M aluminum duct tape) which I used to wrap the steam pipe insulation around my gas heater ducts. I don't know what adhesive they use on that stuff, but it could hold an F-15 together with no fear of anything coming apart - Ever.

7/26/202:05 PM

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