Cinnamon 75 Duster \
Wasn't too hot in the garage tonight, so I spent a little time cleaning off my work table. Then I got to looking around and saw one of my 'put off till another day' projects. The overflow had a leak in the bottom. I was thinking of putting epoxy in it. But with no way to clean it really good or rough up the inside, I figured that was not likely to hold up. So, I decided to melt it shut. I used my torch to heat a putty knife and redistribute plastic from the seam. I tried using a bottle as filler, but it did not stick good. So, I trimmed a little off the bottom off the tube and it worked. Installed and holding water.
Wasn't too hot in the garage tonight, so I spent a little time cleaning off my work table. Then I got to looking around and saw one of my 'put off till another day' projects. The overflow had a leak in the bottom. I was thinking of putting epoxy in it. But with no way to clean it really good or rough up the inside, I figured that was not likely to hold up. So, I decided to melt it shut. I used my torch to heat a putty knife and redistribute plastic from the seam. I tried using a bottle as filler, but it did not stick good. So, I trimmed a little off the bottom off the tube and it worked. Installed and holding water.