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Tackle the leaks from outside
26th November 1987, Page 128
26th November 1987
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• LA-CO Oyltite is a leak sea. ler marketed by A. Levermore, which reckons it is a must in an truck, tanker or car tool ben since it is applied, without drain. ing, to the leak from the outside.
In an emergency repair, Oyl. tite is rubbed into the leak • area, while the fluid is running; ii dries on the outside to a rubber) hardness, remaining pliable underneath, and then expand: and contracts with temperature changes.
Oyltite is used to seal cracks, pinholes, rivets and seams, rims, rust and porosity leaks, gasket and flange seepages, one so on. The aviation industo uses it, says Levermore, fot stopping leaks around fuel tank rivets on aircraft.
A Levermore