Does your pneumatic Air Gun has a leak?
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nadjatee1996
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^smart guyMarffy wrote:I use Fix-a-flat for tires to fix my leaks, just gotta seal of the entrances to the valves and such.
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Now that right there...is advice I can whole heartedly agree with.Gaderelguitarist wrote:The SOLUTION is to simply build the system correctly from the start.
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Epoxy putty covers the leak rather than actually filling the airway that's making the leak.
Coat the leaking area with whatever liquid or gel-like high strength glue you have and create a vacuum inside the cannon. It gets drawn inside the path of the leak and will harden inside.
Coat the leaking area with whatever liquid or gel-like high strength glue you have and create a vacuum inside the cannon. It gets drawn inside the path of the leak and will harden inside.
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nadjatee1996
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No, the putty is actually quite effective and covering leaks, I couldn't even twist out my old air tank ( epoxied it to the handle of my gun) I had to literally saw/drill/grind it out with a Dremel