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Can I put a sealant on the inside of my freezer to repair a tear?

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AlisonMansell | 13:15 Wed 14th Jul 2010 | Science
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An antifungicidal silicone shoul;d be ok as a patch repair.
16:29 Wed 14th Jul 2010
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A tear in what. Do you mean a crack?
15:01 Wed 14th Jul 2010
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Do you mean in the seal on the door?
15:02 Wed 14th Jul 2010
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I was trying to scrape the ice off the bottom and tore a hole in it instead - ooopppsss
16:18 Wed 14th Jul 2010
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An antifungicidal silicone shoul;d be ok as a patch repair.
16:29 Wed 14th Jul 2010
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If it is just a small tear you could play McIver use some duct tape. Go on, you know you want to. Clean around it with a warm cloth first.

How on earth did you manage to put a tear in it, did you use a jackhammer? My freezer has an aluminium side and bottoms inside, doesn't yours?
00:02 Thu 15th Jul 2010

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