🔧 Super Glue Pro Seal N62020: Quick Fix for Gas Tank and Radiator Repair Review

This stuff really works! Very easy and convenient to use and provides a strong and permanent seal! The material was easy to file and paint on my old tractor's steel gas tank! I would definitely buy again!

Used to repair a nick on the plastic tank on my zero turn lawn mower. Easy to use, lasts about a month, doesn't leak and can be painted to match the tank. I will update if anything changes but for now I am a happy customer.

If you read and follow the instructions, this thing is amazing. It's quite sticky when you mix it with your fingers, but once applied to a cleaned plastic tank, it feels like mold putty. After 24 hours it's as hard as the plastic on the tank itself.

So far so good. I only used a very small amount on a thin crack on the tank gasket. It had a small leak and a strong smell. I haven't had a leak or smell of gas since I applied the seal! worth your money. I hope this is permanent, but if not I have almost the complete package.

Commissioned to repair a plastic lawn mower gas tank cracked at the seam. I was excited to try this product! When it arrived I went to use it and after looking for an hour found that my wife had thrown away the gas tank. So, I read the good reviews on this product and wish my wife knew what I'm up to! lol

This product was the cheapest but first product to fix my leaky radiator. Cut a small amount from each mixture and stir. I applied the product to the cracked radiator seam and let it sit for two days before starting the car. Radiator filled and the leak was 100 percent eliminated. Not a drop! Great product, don't be fooled by its cheapness... It works!

Came intact but I have not used it. However, since I accidentally left a review on this one and not another one I bought, I'm typing this to edit my review. sorry i'm useless I will tell you that everything eventually falls apart, be it days or months later. I only had a tiny crack in the bottom of the E-150 tank but I had to replace it. I think the 35 gallon pressure at this point was too much.