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Old Cast Iron in a wet crawlspace
I had to replace a cast iron T with an abs wye in my crawlspace.
I used the 4" fernco couplings and cranked the bands tight, but a very slow drip is still present. The cast iron is rusted and difficult to get a tight seal. What can I do to ensure a seal that won't leak? |
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