Does anybody know of a NZ equivalent to this duct seal compound

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#315213 23-Jun-2024 18:13

This came across my YT feed.

https://youtu.be/ZBPtaaP5mgo?si=kWZRoQ5nrzVtqge1

The product mentioned is this

https://www.amazon.com/Rectorseal-81880-1-Pound-Duct-Compound/dp/B008A3UG94?th=1

It could be quite useful as the comments indicate it can be used outside as well as inside. I went looking for something like that at Bunnings but nothing seemed similar.

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#3252182 23-Jun-2024 18:35

Never turn your back on someone using Rectoseal! 😀

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#3252183 23-Jun-2024 18:39

I've only seen spray foam used.

No idea on the accuracy of this, but it could explain why. https://www.phel.co.nz/why-does-duct-putty-fail-to-seal-conduits

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#3252237 23-Jun-2024 18:58

Bostik plumbers putty.

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#3252500 24-Jun-2024 13:34

From the video and a quick Google it's just builders putty with duct branding. I couldn't see anything that would place it above standard putty.

And if you need something like that, have a look at kneadable epoxy putty, which you can get from Aliexpress for a song or M10/Bunnings for a fortune, that stuff is incredibly useful to have around.

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#3257623 8-Jul-2024 22:54

It looks like refrigeration putty.
https://www.realcold.co.nz/sealing-putty-1kg-ivory/ac0702

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#3257634 9-Jul-2024 00:39

Kickinbac: It looks like refrigeration putty.
https://www.realcold.co.nz/sealing-putty-1kg-ivory/ac0702

It’s obviously a useless product because that website says: “We are sorry, the sealing putty you're looking for could not be found. It may have dried up and fallen out or may have been scraped off.”

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#3257635 9-Jul-2024 00:42

eracode:

Kickinbac: It looks like refrigeration putty.
https://www.realcold.co.nz/sealing-putty-1kg-ivory/ac0702

It’s obviously a useless product because that website says: “We are sorry, the sealing putty you're looking for could not be found. It may no longer exist or may have been removed.”

It doesn't say that if you remove the spurious /br tag at the end of the URL.

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#3257636 9-Jul-2024 00:50

neb:

eracode:

Kickinbac: It looks like refrigeration putty.
https://www.realcold.co.nz/sealing-putty-1kg-ivory/ac0702

It’s obviously a useless product because that website says: “We are sorry, the sealing putty you're looking for could not be found. It may have dried up and fallen out or may have been scraped off.”

It doesn't say that if you remove the spurious /br tag at the end of the URL.

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#3257637 9-Jul-2024 03:32

Depending on your application, size of the hole you are trying to fill etc, self amalgamating tape might be the go.

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#3259031 12-Jul-2024 23:54

Based on that youtube video you linked to, we wouldnt want to use that in NZ. It didnt seal properly.

Instead we would use something like sellys roofing silicone.

More specifically, we would use an ETP box such as a

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And have the box mounted to the wall with a silicone filling in between to seal the uneven surface, then have a hole drilled through the back of the box into the wall.

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