What can I use to repair the leak without replacing the coupling? The soil stack is an internal one and the coupling is just under the floor board.
Leaking soil stack coupling joint
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If you can get it dry enough for long enough you could try a dollop of silicone. However your best chance of fixing it cheaply without having to replace it might be the use of some self amalgamating tape.
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I dont know what its called as it was in a plain white box but my m8 just gave me some putty. 2 colours that you mix together. Its supposed to stick to more or less anything even when wet. Apparently this stuff costs about £24 a shot! Does anyone else know what it might be called?
I had one of these to fix last week but I was lucky. I managed to prise the boss off and remake the joint with solvent cement. Fortunately where it was located it wasnt too much damage when I got to it from below by hacking off a plaster board
also
I dont know what its called as it was in a plain white box but my m8 just gave me some putty. 2 colours that you mix together. Its supposed to stick to more or less anything even when wet. Apparently this stuff costs about £24 a shot! Does anyone else know what it might be called?
I had one of these to fix last week but I was lucky. I managed to prise the boss off and remake the joint with solvent cement. Fortunately where it was located it wasnt too much damage when I got to it from below by hacking off a plaster board
Would Denso tape be any good for repairing this type of leak lads? 
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Bahco said:Would Denso tape be any good for repairing this type of leak lads?
Could try it but I reckon it could go all soggy if some hot water was run through the pipes
Bahco said:Would Denso tape be any good for repairing this type of leak lads?
yer know i am beggining to dispair of this lad
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