The Gun Gum Bandage has been developed to repair small holes for a gas tight seal in minutes. The bandage is easy to use; simply moisten and wrap around the hole, then allow to dry and harden. Problem solved. On balance, if its a small hole on a straight pipe and you know your getting it fixed / getting rid of the car in a week or two, you should be alright, otherwise your'e better off replacing the exhaust.

If an exhaust is blowing from a join, it may be possible to tighten that connection to seal it. Exhaust clamps can sometimes rattle loose. Or perhaps the wrong size of exhaust clamp is fitted, which means it won’t seal the connection. If your car’s exhaust sounds like a tractor, follow our guide on how to fix a blowing exhaust to find the problem and fix it.The Holts range of Gun Gum exhaust repair products makes it easy for you to fix any section of exhaust on your driveway.

A flexible section of an exhaust helps to provide some movement in the system and reduce the risk of fractures. However, if the flexi-section leaks, it’s not so easy to fix. Replacing it is often the only answer. Large exhaust system holes After some supreme cooling for your hard-driven pride and joy? Let’s take a look at some of the best car radiators on the market. The Easy Fit Metal Repair Bandage is an exhaust repair kit from our Gun Gum range containing an adjustable wrap which can be fitted to bends in sections of exhaust or where a silencer box meets a pipe. The Holts Gun Gum Flexiwrap Silencer Repair is fully flexible exhaust repair solution. You can adjust it as needed for as tight a seal as possible, allowing you to repair holes and damaged areas easily. No need to dismantle your exhaust, simply fit the flexiwrap for a permanent gas tight seal in minutes. Features & Benefits: When looking for the source of a blowing exhaust, remember that the fumes are dangerous and harmful. So make sure there’s plenty of ventilation. Exhaust manifold blowing

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