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Positively stops oil leaks in rubber seals Works in Hours - Last for Years SealLube's Unique Patented Formula works when others fail - Guaranteed! SealLube does not work on paper, cork or rope seals... DO NOT USE IN BRAKE SYSTEMS SealLube works wonders to quickly stop leaks in any fluid system. * engines - main bearing - valve seals - gas or diesel Small motors, pumps, gear boxes, or other applications where there is only a small volume of liquid can usually be sealed with just a teaspoon or so, either added to the fluid or painted on the seals outside. In engines, trans, hydraulics etc. use 1 oz per quart capacity. Each bottle is 8 ounces. SealLube is a special plasticizer for neoprene and nitrile rubber seals which soaks into the seals to soften, expand and revitalize them to like-new condition. SealLube is a clear liquid which does not use particles of material (like radiator stopleak for example) to plug the leak. SealLube restores the flexibility, elasticity and tensile strength lost due to heat, age and wear. Since SealLube is harmless to all seals, it may be used again if the seal should ever leak in the future. Keep a bottle handy to add to any system should a leak occur while traveling and prevent expensive repairs and delays. Simply add a bottle of SealLube, top off the fluid and let it work while you drive ALSO AVAILABLE IN CASES AND GALLONS - at the link above "see other items" What a great product!!! I used it in my Peterbuilt concrete mixer truck and it stopped the power steering garrason valve from leaking in one day!!!!! Thank's Again.............Bill Kayser superfast service and the stop leak liquid works just as fast. AAAAA++++++ Great item. Works as stated. Fast response. just as promised. Timely. Product works. Very honest people to deal with. Many thanks. holy sh-t! It works unbelievable. Great service/excellent product/product does what it claims to do/A++++++ (Seals gaskets deere kubota skidsteer loader hydraulics was posted and is owned by: Shawn Velazquez) |
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