1 – Turn off the water supply for both pressurized and non-pressurized water pipes. 2 – First, clean the surface to be sealed using the sandpaper provided to remove any rough spots on the surface. 3: Important: Use the gloves provided when handling the product. 4 – Remove the sealing putty from the plastic film and mix the product until you obtain a solid, even color. 5 – For repairing a hole, make a 4-5cm diameter patch of even thickness. For repairing a crack, roll the putty and adapt it to the size of the crack. (The crack should not exceed one third of the pipe diameter). 6 – Apply the mixture directly onto the area to be repaired by stretching it and pressing down hard (just above the crack). 7 – Wait at least 10 minutes, until the sealant is dry and hard to the
touch, before proceeding to the next step. 8 – Remove the bandage from the bag – once the bag has been opened, the product must be used immediately. 9 – Submerge the bandage in water for 20 seconds while kneading it, and then remove it from the water. 10 – Wrap the bandage around the sealing putty, stretching it diagonally with a minimum of 6 layers over the area to be repaired. The different layers must overlap. 11- The product heats up and starts to work. Leave the resin to work without smoothing the product. 12- Allow to harden for at least 24 hours before puttng the water back on.