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Clamp Mold and Inject Sealant

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What happens here

Once the wires are seated in the mold, clamp the two halves of the mold securely together. Then, using a specialized gun, inject the solvent/sealant into the mold's opening. Continue injecting until you feel slight back pressure, indicating the mold is full. It's advisable to add a little excess sealant, as it will shrink slightly during the drying process, ensuring all gaps and bubbles are filled for a complete seal.

Goal: The mold is clamped shut around the connection, and a liquid solvent/sealant is injected to fill all gaps and encapsulate the joint.

Tools and materials

  • Sealant Gun
  • Spli-seal Mold
  • Sealant/Solvent Spli-seal

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butt connector. You're going to place it in your mold here. We're going to do a one one connection. This mold has a 1 to2 connection as well. You're going to clamp it up. Put your solvent in there. You're going to feel a little back pressure as it starts to fill up. Want to put a little excess cuz as it dries, it's going to shrink. You want it to fill in all the gaps and bubbles. So, that's a 30 seconds. So, as as that's curing, what are we looking at with these molds here? So, what we got going on here is that this is a different mold

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