For Horizontal Flange Gaps:

1) Heat Innercoat® following step 1 above, for filling a vertical flange gap.

2) Wrap the flange gap with duct tape (two wraps). Make a slot on the side for the 2" PVC pipe approximately 3" long which is cut in half along the longitudinal axis). Tape the 2" PVC pipe cup onto the flange, covering its bottom and sides but leaving the top open so Innercoat® will flow into the flange, covering its bottom and sides but leaving the top open so Innercoat® will flow into the flange.

3) With a small knife, cut four very small slits at the bottom of the top flange. Space the slits relatively evenly around the perimeter of the flange. This will allow any trapped air to escape.

4) Slowly pour Innercoat® through the cup until the level of the Innercoat® is above the flange gap. Continue to top-off the cup until the level of Innercoat® no longer decreases.

5) Let the Innercoat® cool as with step 4 for vertical flange gaps. Remove the duct tape after Innercoat® has cooled.

6) If desired, a Wax-Tape may be wrapped around the flange. (See step 5 for vertical flange gaps).

For Vertical Flange fill:

1) Heat Innercoat® in pail to 200°F using thermometer to monitor temperature. Once temperature is achieved, reduce heat and maintain temperature.

2) Wrap flange gap with duct tape (two wraps). Make a hole in the top for inserting the funnel.

3) Pour Innercoat® through the funnel slowly and continuously until the Innercoat® has fully filled the flange gap. The level of Innercoat® will decrease as it fills the voids in the flange. Continue to top-off flange gap until the level of Innercoat® no longer decreases.

4) After the flange gap has been completely filled, allow 20 to 30 minutes cooling time, and remove the duct tape.

5) If an outerwrap is desired after removal of the duct tape, use Trenton #1 Wax-Tape® (for below ground) #2 Wax-Tape® (for above and below ground) to protect the outside flange bolts and to interface with the Innercoat® wax at the flange gap seam.