Go on Welter's web site and look at the videos. He explains it really well.
I installed my welter dual exhaust last year. I was talking with Jeff before the install about some parts that were in the box, and he recommended not to use the pipe sealer. He said since they changed the pipes to all stainless, the clamps provided would seal just fine. I did not use the sealer and haven’t had a problem.
I realize you are trying to help, but you didn't link a specific video. I've already stated that I didn't find a mention to the sealer in his videos posted there.
Thanks though.
I installed my welter dual exhaust last year. I was talking with Jeff before the install about some parts that were in the box, and he recommended not to use the pipe sealer. He said since they changed the pipes to all stainless, the clamps provided would seal just fine. I did not use the sealer and haven’t had a problem.
Thanks for this info, they are still putting the sealer in the kit.
Jeff Welter, mind chiming in here?
Thanks!
Not trying to be a smart a$$ but if you look at this video about the 8:13 mark he explains everything.
Found it about 2 minutes.
Not required but if you do use it only use it between the pipe and the clamp after they are properly fitted together and all pipes are in place in the system. It’s Morava added guarantee not to have a leak but makes it a bitch to adjust if need later. A double edge sword.
Stainless steel on stainless steel tends to seize together after heat cycles are applied. Pipe cement makes it worse. On stainless to stainless joints. Stainless to aluminized pipe cement is ok.
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