I ran over garden hose Now I have two hose peices will this wrap and seal the two peices tougher with no leaking?
1569755
I doubt it. I think it would probably seal it ok initially but I question whether it is structural enough to maintain that seal with the handling of the hose with use. It is a great product but I don't think its that great.
1569756
i doubt it- the hose would squish in when you try to snug the tape down. if you used this to cover one of those metal 'hose repair fittings ' that always leak it would likely seal. It didnt seal a leaky pipe joint on a hot water boiler line - just dripped out around it. Good luck
1428780
One roll should be sufficient if you do0 not wrap it in a spiral pattern. Wrap it around the hose then cut enough so that you can tape it around the hose.
1952411
It's just a common garden hose connector. I used a little Teflon plumbers tape to get a good seal, otherwise the plastic connector with the metal hose end had a little drip. (Which dripped into the catch bucket so no big deal.)
511768
I would expect not, as it crimps in a hexagonal pattern & the wall thickness of air hose is probably too thin to compress to a good seal
115151
I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it?I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
368893
In response to your question you would need to make a stronger liner on the hose. All I was doing was hooking it up to the water and moving around on my cement driveway with it to water the plants. I had purchased four hoses and one hose lasted two days the second hose lasted three days and I decided to return the all. It's a great idea but definitely needs some more work.
179937
You coulkd couple as many as you want. They have very good sealing o-ring gaskets. Only problem with these hoses is their hot shot engineers designed the internal diameter of the ends of their 5/8" hoses to be much smaller. I did have specific numbers which I posted on another review but I don't have them handy. I thought it might be as small as 7/16". This affects the volume substantially and will take you more time to water a garden.
1944463
It will seal it with no problem, but you will need to put something in, or over the hole like tape, etc as this stuff is very runny out of the can. I cant live without it overall.
2020402
I have not yet bought this product, but from what I have learned about using soaker hoses, you're going to want to cover the hose with dirt or mulch. This will protect both the hose AND the soil. The heat will likely speed up water evaporation, so covering it will keep the water in the ground. And covering the soil will help keep it from becoming too parched between waterings. As for the hardiness of the hose itself in the heat of summer, I think that the porosity of the hose helps it survive heat. I can't really speak to that, though, since I'm in Virginia and it doesn't get quite THAT hot here. :) I have not yet bought this product, but from what I have learned about using soaker hoses, you're going to want to cover the hose with dirt or mulch. This will protect both the hose AND the soil. The heat will likely speed up water evaporation, so covering it will keep the water in the ground. And covering the soil will help keep it from becoming too parched between waterings. As for the hardiness of the hose itself in the heat of summer, I think that the porosity of the hose helps it survive heat. I can't really speak to that, though, since I'm in Virginia and it doesn't get... » Read More I have not yet bought this product, but from what I have learned about using soaker hoses, you're going to want to cover the hose with dirt or mulch. This will protect both the hose AND the soil. The heat will likely speed up water evaporation, so covering it will keep the water in the ground. And covering the soil will help keep it from becoming too parched between waterings. As for the hardiness of the hose itself in the heat of summer, I think that the porosity of the hose helps it survive heat. I can't really speak to that, though, since I'm in Virginia and it doesn't get quite THAT hot here. :) « Show Less
115150
I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it? I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
1857325
I would not use epoxy to seal this kind of drip. It depends on how the pipes are attached and whether they are PVC or copper. If it is copper it may be a weld issue. I bought this product to seal a pipe in an outdoor garden project with little risk to my home interior. In this case, you may want to seek the advice or help of a plumber.
897722
Like any standard garden hose, both ends are the same. In this instance, the hose in question comes with an additional attachment which allows coupling of two like ends.This attachment is shown in the advertised illustratioin. If you would need a better made device, check HD or Lowe's. I hope this response was helpful.
1723487
Yes, this is perfect as a garden hose. The outside covering of this hose will take the weather if left outside.
878335
Sure. If you have the room to wrap it around the leak. The tape stretches and hardens to itself as you wrap. This stuff kicks ass. Try it.
2200500
Heck I don't know, the hose is tough, if it wears out, I can't imagine, buy a new kit
191662
I had two very similar problems and unfortunately, no matter how tight I wrapped the pipe, it didn't work. I used JB Weld, (not the water one-that didn't work), and it worked on one and still holds. I had to replace the copper pipe on the other.
1544898
Well the specs do call for water sealing, however, I find teflon tape is a better way to go unless the threads have been cross threaded. Good luck.