Best way to fix small exhaust leak?
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I have a couple pinhole leaks in front of my cat. What'* the best/easiest way to fix that? Exhaust leak fix wrap stuff, welding, or clamps? What would a Midas charge to fix it?
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I have a buddy who manages a midas shop and they use a paste like thing called exhaust tape or something like that. He used it to fix my exhaust leak on my cat weld.
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Devcon stainless steel putty will work if you cant weld (ie too much rust, thin metal etc.)
I never had much luck in the past with muffler wrap, but did open up a soup can and used haywire to bind in together for a winter...worked ok?
I never had much luck in the past with muffler wrap, but did open up a soup can and used haywire to bind in together for a winter...worked ok?
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