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Toilet bowl inside small hole/crack repair?
Asked Jul 4, 2007, 02:22 PM
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2 Answers Something must have fallen into the toilet bowl - there is a very small crack/hole that doesn't seem to be letting water out as the water level stays the same - but - I really want to put something over it to seal it. Is there an epoxy or sealant I can use to seal this - I rent the apartment and can't afford to replace the bowl. My landlord will have a fit and make me pay which I can't do just now - please help me figure out how to fix this without replacing the bowl. Thanks Shelley |
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| There use to be a product on the market sold at marine stores called Aquatapoxy which was a two part system and I had good luck with it for some applications involving underwater care, etc. It may work for you as a quick fix. Google the name and see what you find and where to buy. | ||||
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| Yes epoxy will work. I have a product that is used to seal swimming pools. As a matter of fact it is made to work under water and still set up. To fix it you will have to take a little sand paper to and around the crack before applying. You could actually go to hardware store and get some clear epoxy to use. Hey have smaller amounts. | ||||
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