Bar's Leaks 1109 Block Seal Liquid Copper Intake and Radiator Stop Leak - 18 oz.

Description

It’s part of life: older cars, trucks, vans, SUVs and even RVs can develop larger leaks in their radiators and intake manifolds. If you’ve tried regular stop leak products, you know they are not powerful enough to stop these larger leaks. If you visit the service center down the street, you know just how expensive it can be to repair an intake gasket leak through a mechanic. Isn’t there a better way? There should be, which is why Bar’s Leaks designed the Liquid Copper Block Seal Intake & Radiator Stop Leak. This one-step sealer was designed to quickly and safely stop these overwhelming leaks. When you’re experiencing a mild to moderate intake gasket seal leak, discover the fast, effective, inexpensive power of liquid copper. What does it do? Our formula permanently repairs larger leaks in radiators, intake manifolds and gaskets, heater cores, blocks, heads and freeze plugs. It contains an antifreeze-compatible sodium silicate liquid glass formula, so no draining of the cooling system is required. Not to mention, it will not harm the cooling system when used properly. The intake gasket seal you’ve been looking for is far more effective, easy to use, and less expensive than you’ve ever imagined. This is why Bar’s Leaks exists: To offer imminently usable, low-cost intake gasket seal and other products to auto owners who have no special experience or expertise. You’ll find plenty of options when searching for products to fix an intake gasket leak. While our competition may claim to stop the leak quickly, their products don’t always perform as advertised and they sometimes make things worse. Their stop leak products can’t get your car back on the road like Bar’s Leaks — that’s why we’ve been the most trusted stop leak brand since 1947. Throughout our long history of serving car owners like you, we’ve used a team of dedicated chemical engineers to constantly develop and refine products that are safe, fast and effective in stopping intake gasket leaks and other automotive problems — including liquid copper and much more. Make sure to watch Bobby and Caitlin in our handy how-to video so you can become a “three-minute mechanic” and finally take control of that leak.