Patching/gluing a tiny hole in a Brute can?

[camellia]

Has anybody successfully patched a tiny hole and a brute tub? I would buy another one but I only need it one last time!
Are used Super glue gel because I know it safe, then I decided to put some Goop on top.
I can smell the chemicals in that which bothers me.

Anyone have any experience with Goop?

Thank you

 

[lmm1967]

Super glue over the top of the goop to seal it maybe?


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[porpoiseaquatics]

I just use the plumbers epoxy that comes in a stick and we use to secure rocks together. I did a hole that was about 1" in diameter 5 or 6 years ago and it's never leaked. Just knead up two pieces larger than the size of the hole, press one on each side and it will seal!

 

[matt7]

if it's small enough and you're only using it one last time, you could probably just use a few strips of duct tape on each side and it would probably hold well enough for a little while.

 

[camellia]

Great ideas, thanks guys.
It would "stink" to have 20 gallons of old fishy water on the floors

 

[elfloyd]

I have tubing running into Bruts that I seal with silicone. Also 'patched' a 1" hole by using a uniseal and a short piece of PVC with an end cap.