Sealing a crack in toilet cistern

I relined the whole inside of a leaking plastic cistern with glass fibre mat and resin, that was still leak free after two years when I took it out, that was also blue and still in the shed if its the same shade of blue your welcome to it
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making template to cut glass fibre ,crack is around 4 o clock from the flush outlet hole

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I relined the whole inside of a leaking plastic cistern with glass fibre mat and resin, that was still leak free after two years when I took it out, that was also blue and still in the shed if its the same shade of blue your welcome to it
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making template to cut glass fibre ,crack is around 4 o clock from the flush outlet hole

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I think the colour of your cistern is slightly different to that of mine. If we didn't live so far apart (approx. 280 miles) I'd perhaps collect it and see how close a match it was, but the distance rules that out really. Anyway, thanks again for the offer.
 
I'd welcome any advice on this. Thanks.
If you keep pratting about with sealants you will have your house flooded,which,without insurance will seriously test your sense of humour and spoil your day.
 
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Unfortunately we get an awful lot of people that simply wouldn't have a clue nor would know to look it up, so apologies for the stereotypical response (y)
 
Unfortunately we get an awful lot of people that simply wouldn't have a clue nor would know to look it up, so apologies for the stereotypical response (y)
No worries mate, you were only being helpful. Thanks.
 

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