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The two-week wait for a certified sealant has me split on shortcuts.
Is risking a non-standard fix ever worth skipping the delay?
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the_evan1mo ago
Look at what happens if that non-standard fix fails in six months. You'll have a bigger leak and need the whole job redone, basically paying twice. Waiting for the right sealant might feel slow, but it actually saves you more time and cash later.
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the_phoenix1mo ago
Six months? That’s all the time a patch job buys you? Sounds like a total waste.
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grant_wilson721mo ago
Wait, is the two week delay really about the sealant itself? Sometimes the wait is for a certified installer, not just the product. @the_evan is right about the cost of a redo, but the bigger risk is voiding a warranty if you use an unapproved method. That hidden cost can be way worse than a simple leak.
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