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If a toilet pan connector is leaking between the pan connector and toilet spigot. Would plumbers mate be an option to seal it? Or is this too much off a bodge?
Terry is right. I've seen pan connectors bodged up with loads of different sealants. They end up as a sticky ugly mess and it invariably doesn't work anyway.
Plumbers Mait has literally no uses for anything. I've owned a tub of it for five years and haven't once found the need for it. A leaking pan connector needs to be replaced, anything else is a temporary bodge
I once sealed a toilet with plumbers mait successfully.
For the life of me I couldn't find a pan connector seal to fit my old cast iron soil pipe diameter. I removed the rubber seal and wrapped a good sausage of mait around the plastic insert and shoved it into the soil pipe. Packed it out nice and tight with more mait and it never leaked once.
Maybe, but you were sealing the join between the pan connector and the soil pipe. This is a much easier joint to seal and was often done with mortar. The joint between the pan spigot and the pan connector is much more difficult.
No, it says to spray with water to speed curing - so i did . Then assuming the leak would have a similar effect inside, I just left it for a half hour and flushed.
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