Seal-All Contact Adhesive and Sealant Bundle: 2 fl oz Tube with 10 Snip Tip Applicators and a Set of 5 Plastic Spreader Tools by 203Brands to Provide Optimal Spread on Any Given Angle or Surface

Years ago, I asked the owner of my local hardware store what kind of glue I could use to seal a leaky float in a carburetor (it was very old and fragile and extra solder would make it sink). Dicky recommended Seal-All and told me that this one product could replace the entire rack of glues and adhesives that we were standing in front of. It's cheap, it is permanent, gasoline and oil does not bother it even decades later. Put some Vaseline on the thread BEFORE you pop the seal. Otherwise the cap gets complicated as time goes on. Warning: It is NOT flexible. It cures as hard as rock. It is clear. It does not dry instantly, but it doesn't fail at a later time like instant glues do. It does not stick to your skin but it sticks to everything else. It is very easy to work with. This kit comes with a heap of plastic nozzles to help put it where it needs to go. They fit, they work. You should still use the Vaseline on the thread before breaking the seal.

Worked perfect on my tiller gas tank!! No more lost gas. Easy to use

Used this to seal leaky thread on gasoline fuel filter fitting on Wisconsin motor. Before disassembling I tried wicking it in first without disassembly and it worked; no leaks over 2 years. Not sure it would always work this way but easy fix for me.

Best all purpose adhesive

Seems to be working well for now. I would need a bit more time to see for sure. As for now it’s working fine Thank you POZ

My electrical grommet on my aftermarket fuel pump was manufactured too small and fell out a few times. I slathered some of this product on to hold it into place. This stuff has held up extremely well while getting doused in gas. Neat!

I used this product for a gas line on my Late '31 Ford roadster. The tubing and brass fitting was not a tight fit. Things change over 90-years -or- so.

Works well.