🚰 Seal it fast, seal it smart — never let a leak slow your flow!
Fernox 61016 Leak Sealer LS-X is a versatile, rapid-action acrylic compound designed for quick, mess-free sealing of small leaks and pinholes in water pipes. Compatible with multiple materials including metals and plastics, it withstands high heat (up to 90°C) and pressure (up to 58 psi), is safe for potable water, eco-friendly, and offers a long shelf life—making it the go-to emergency fix for professional plumbers and DIY enthusiasts alike.
| Manufacturer | Kudos Trading |
| Item Weight | 70 g |
| Product Dimensions | 14.2 x 3.8 x 2.8 cm; 70 g |
| Item model number | FER-61016 |
| Colour | Yellow White |
| Style | Brass |
| Material | Acrylic |
| Batteries Required? | No |
E**E
Really works.
Arrived quickly. Sorted out the leaking pipe joints to my bathroom washbasin very quickly. It was easy to apply, great value for money and works well.
P**K
works well
Compact size for a few joints but basically just polysulphide
D**E
arrived promptly
good product
W**R
Works really well
Works really well
D**D
Works
If you clean & dry, then follow the instructions it really works wellWhy 3 stars. It's just doing It's job
K**
Not worked
The product looks good and looks fit for purpose on application however the pinhole leak in the copper pipe is still weeping through.Giving it another try to ensure it’s correctly applied but not holding my breath
J**Y
Expensive but best sealing compound I've used.
I got this for two reasons:- First to temporarily stop a joint on a copper pipe under the sink from slowly dripping and causing water damage. I applied the compound around the joint on the outside of the pipe/joint and the problem stopped, I later replaced the pipe once I had the right supplies.- Second to use as a jointing compound when using compression fittings, it's excellent for this and can be used for both potable/non-potable supplies.It is a more expensive compound but it's very versatile and worth the money to me.
N**N
Doesn't work
It does not stop water leaking from pipes, rather it flows with the water.
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