Ian
from
United Kingdom
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I have a leak in my C/H boiler but can’t find the leak will this work to locate and fix if so how would I use it thanks regards Ian
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, this is suitable for central heating boiler. This product is a liquid, which you would pour into the heating system to fix the leak, thanks
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Lee
from
United Kingdom
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I have a plastic roof in my pergola
Small drip right in the middle
Needs to be fixed from underneath
Impossible to get on top of roof unless I dismantle everything
will this help
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, this product is a liquid designed to be poured into cooling systems to seal leaks, so it will not be suitable for your requirements, sorry
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Billy
from
Ireland
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Hi, will this seal gaps in roof tiles?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, thanks for the question. No, this product is not suitable as it is a liquid designed for repairing cooling systems. How large are the gaps that you are wanting to seal?
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Shah
from
United Kingdom
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Can use 3 or 4 bottles in system boiler for small drop to fix leak?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello
3-4 bottles can be used in a system boiler, as long as they are added into the system properly, following the instructions on the bottle. Although there may be no need to exceed 1-2 bottles being used.
As every household and leak are different, with varying pipework diameters, it’s quite difficult to equate an exact quantity. Although there is a method to work out the dosage in a system through using the KW of the boiler as a guide. For a standard 30KW boiler this equates to 2 bottles.
Every 250ml bottle should be added into the system one at a time, and the heating system refilled and tested after each one is added. This should be repeated until the leak is fixed or you have reached your maximum dosage. If you have reached your maximum dosage and the leak still persists, unfortunately, Miracle Seal will not be able to stop the leakage.
When Using Miracle Seal it is recommended to dilute the solution prior to adding it to the system. Usually one part MS to one part water, giving an overall diluted solution of 500ml. This should then be added into the middle of the system, preferably through a radiator.
If there are any wire mesh strainers incorporated in the pipework they may need to be removed or perforated, as any leak sealer will react to wire mesh as though the mesh is multiple pinhole leaks.
Thanks
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James
from
Spain
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I have a slow leak in the closed circuit 1.5 bar
Central heating radiator loop. will this product cure the problem?
regards JB
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hi James, Yes miracle seal is perfect for small cracks and leaks in a radiator system. Remember to flush out your system appropriately and follow the instructions laid out by C-Tec in their article:
http://www.ct1ltd.com/product-applications/use-miracle-seal-fix-leaks-cooling-system/
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Daron
from
United States
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Do you think 1-2 bottles of this would seal a water drip in a tank with about 300 gal of water.
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, the manufacturer recommends using 1 bottle for each 25 litres of water. To seal a 300 gallon tank would therefore require 55 bottles. Thank you for your enquiry.
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Ronald
from
Jamaica
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I have an underground PVC pipe leaking, will Miracle Seal liquid work?
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Electrical World Replies:
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Hello, Miracle Seal will only work in a closed system, such as a heating or cooling system, as it has to stay in the pipework for it to take effect. It will not work on supply pipes or waste pipes as the liquid will simply flow past the leak. Thank you for your enquiry.
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