Good question. Gotta check the back of the card.

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Do you have any of the same material to experiment on? I'd hate to see you try it on the WTC only to find that you "cant go home" If not- Maybe just glue something to an inconspicuous spot on the bottom? Then abuse it a bit as a test.

Just wrapping electrical tape around the suspect area will keep it from leaking. There isn't much pressure there.

Finally got around to fixing my cracked 2 inch subdriver. Used a UV-cured glue. Drilled a small hole at the end of the crack to arrest any further propagation of the crack. I dabbed some of the glue over the crack and hit it with the UV light. Water test next.

Originally Posted by redboat219

Finally got around to fixing my cracked 2 inch subdriver. Used a UV-cured glue. Drilled a small hole at the end of the crack to arrest any further propagation of the crack. I dabbed some of the glue over the crack and hit it with the UV light. Water test next.

If you still get leaks-

Glue a patch over the leaking area. Think like a piece of pond liner or some other sturdy, flexible piece of sheeting. It won't be the prettiest, but if you completely cover the patch with your cement and get it flat on the tube, it'll work. Just mind the screws.

Can't you order one and cut it to size for replacement? http://polycarbonate-tubes.com/

Originally Posted by Tug Fan

Can't you order one and cut it to size for replacement? http://polycarbonate-tubes.com/

Unfortunately no local source of polycarbonate tubing just sheets. Only ones available are in acrylics. I could go with that but it would entail fabricating new endcaps as the one I already have were meant for 1/16" wall. The acrylic tubes here are 2mm thick.

What if you covered the affected areas with bands of heat shrink tubing ? Here's 4" diameter in clear or you could use an opaque like black and before you shrink it, butter the area with RTV-and it would be quite easy to remove if needed.

https://www.usplastic.com/catalog/it...x?itemid=81524

This link is just for an example-they have a high min buy requirement -could be worth the time to research Google for single pieces...I'd think about high vis orange...it could look techy-BG