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When FiberFixing a pipe or a hose up to 60 PSI, follow these guidelines to ensure a strong watertight repair.

1. Check the surface you are wrapping. If it is glossy or smooth, like PVC, it’s important to rough it up with the sandpaper so the FiberFix can grip it well. For best results, sand in the direction it will be wrapped, and clear the debris from the pipe.

2. Choose a roll that is long enough to allow you to wrap 8-10 times over the break and 2-4 inches on either side of the break. For most pressurized pipe leaks, the two or four inch wrap is best. If you are working in tight spaces or with complex shapes like joints and elbows, several one inch rolls that meet the coverage requirements may be more effective.

3. When making a water-tight seal, it’s important to wrap FiberFix as tightly as possible. You should see the pressure force the resin to the surface as you wrap. When you are finished, work in the resin with your hands to seal any spaces in the FiberFix.

4. Tightly wrap the FiberFix in the vinyl strip to keep it sealed while it cures. In a few minutes, remove the vinyl, and you should have a very durable watertight fix.

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