This self-adhesive repair type for exhaust systems is designed to provide a fast, effective, and long-lasting repair for all kinds of vehicles. It is incredibly easy to use and can be applied within minutes without requiring any special skills or tools. Simply clean the area around the damaged part of the exhaust system, wrap the self-adhesive bandage around it, and you're good to go. The adjustable wrap is fully flexible, ensuring it can be fitted to bends of all shapes and sizes to help cover holes and damage on any part of the exhaust bend. Simply fit the bandage around the damaged area, ensuring it’s fitted as tightly as possible. You can then use the Gun Gum Paste to seal any edges to make sure no gas escapes from your exhaust during driving. Our exhaust repair putty is safe to use on most cars and exhaust materials. It can be applied to all areas of an exhaust, including straight and curved pipe and box assemblies, and its heat resistance means it will continue to work as normal even when the exhaust gets hot. The Holts Gun Gum range is trusted by professionals and DIYers alike as one of the best exhaust repair systems on the market. If you’re looking for advice on how to get the best results when using Holts Gun Gum Exhaust Paste, our FAQs provide some useful tips and insights. What is exhaust putty? Drying times vary depending on the conditions, but you can also run the engine to help speed up the time it takes for the putty to harden. Once it’s dry, you’ll have a solid, permanent repair that guarantees no leaks. Is exhaust putty safe to use?

Fast, effective and easy to use. Secures professional repair. Eliminates exhaust gas noises. For all kinds of vehicles.

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Yes – when used with the suitable Gun Gum Repair Bandage. Our exhaust repair paste acts as a durable glue that affixes the repair accessory in place, providing a gas-tight seal. We would always recommend using the putty with the right repair bandage to guarantee the best results and a permanent repair. Does exhaust putty work? Holts Gun Gum Exhaust Paste is a repair putty that provides a flexible, permanent way to repair a car exhaust. Used with the Gun Gum Exhaust Repair system, the putty adheres to both the exhaust material and the repair bandage, forming a gas-tight seal that hardens as it dries to provide a durable, permanent repair.

Ready to use right out of the tub; apply half of the Gun Gum Paste to the area you want to repair, before attaching a suitable Gun Gum Repair Bandage. When the bandage is in place, apply the rest of the putty over the entire area, particularly over the joins where the bandage meets the exhaust.Firmly wind bandage fully around the silencer with 25mm overlaps to give double coverage over the repair.

Leave overnight to harden or run the engine slowly to speed up drying time – you need to leave the Paste to harden before you continue using your car. Avoid racing the engine, as this could hamper the drying process. One of the biggest advantages of this repair bandage is that it eliminates exhaust gas noises, providing you with a peaceful and smooth ride. It also secures a professional repair, giving you the confidence to drive without worrying about any exhaust system issues. With this method, you don’t need any special tools and you don’t need to take the exhaust apart. All you need is the ultimate exhaust repair kit: the Gun Gum Exhaust System Repair Paste and the right bandage. What Gun Gum product should you use? Using Holts Exhaust Repair Paste is easy. The tub comes with an application spatula to make it easy to apply the putty exactly where you need it. Clean off the dirt and loose rust from the damaged area. Position foil strip over the hole where it acts as a heat shield.Apply more Gun Gum Paste – seal the edges of the repair bandage with the remaining Gun Gum Paste, ensuring that all exposed edges are covered. They should be considered a temporary repair, but can last for many months if applied correctly. I have found that a good seal can be achieved if you wrap some tin plate around the damaged section before applying the bandage.