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Conduit sealing

comments (0) March 8th, 2010 in Project Gallery        
markdp markdp, member
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Presumed sealed conduits take on water
Scary place to see water flowing!
Presumed sealed conduits take on waterClick To Enlarge

Presumed sealed conduits take on water


The queston is... Can you effectively seal electrical conduits?

This may seem like a simple item, but in NE in the winter/spring when it rains and the ground is still frozen, absorption is greatly lessened and this can become a huge headache!

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

 


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