FiberWeld Pipe Repair Cast 2x48 Inch – High Strength Adhesive Fiberglass Wrap – White...

Great quality, stopped the leak until I was able to run to the hardware store and replace the pipe causing the leak.

To my surprise this works very well. Had a small pin hole leak in basement water pipe. A hard seal with no more leak. Be advised 9f you dont follow instructions how to prepare and use, it gets very messy. I chose to apply without reading and it was messy. Very affected fix for leaky water pipes and I would highly recommend. A+++

I purchased this to fix a leak on my sprinkler pipe. After following instructions this product is very messy and once dried looked terrible to the eyesight. Definitely an eye sore and didn't seal the leak instead now I have this terrible plaster on my pipe and still a leak dripping through the plaster.

But these kits are actually awesome and totally effective on copper pipes. Its a bit messy and awkward the first one, so far Ive done three and they got easier as I went. The black sock that fits over the top you are apparently supposed to remove as the product driesdont bother, just leave it on there. If you wait a few seconds too long you wont have a choice anyway, this is extremely strong fast drying resin stuff, that literally does harden to strong molded fiberglass, practically porcelain or something. Essentially a five step process, first shut off water mains and drain out the pipes completely, next theres thick two tone putty, that you press and fold between your finger to mix to one grey color (gloves included for this are required its sticky stuff). You then apply this putty over the leak, wrapping around the area. Next theres the goopy mess part: a roll of moist fiber tape is soaked briefly in water. You then unroll this and wrap it as tightly as possible around the putty area, good idea to go at least a couple inches on either side of this. Gloves are essential, I got a little on my land and it took about three days to get it all off. This is really goopy mess work, but once you get it, its sort of goof proof to get a good thick layer where you want it. Last there is a roll of sticky black sock like material you wrap over the top to secure it all in place. Ive noticed the sticky fiber tape is bubbling a bit as you apply this. Let dry for about an hour before turning water back on. Done. This combination hardens to extremely strong hard tough sealant material. Ive now done three leaks, all totally successful and have been totally dry for over a month. Id believe these will last for years, possibly many years. Great stuff for the cheap relatively easy fix!

My first use of this material. Didn't have much room to properly wrap the spicket. Still have a small leak. Would work if properly applied. Do recommend.