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  1. bcpjap

    Old pipe, new fitting

    I made the hole plenty big and got a 14x14 access panel to cover. It's in the garage tucked in a corner where I'm not overly concerned about aesthetics. I used some scrap sheet metal to fashion a heat shield behind the work. Thanks for all the good advice. I tried soldering as my first fix...
  2. bcpjap

    Old pipe, new fitting

    You are correct, I should have said soldered. I do have clearance for a heat shield and will be sure to use one.. Thanks for the tip on a specific flux and solder.
  3. bcpjap

    Old pipe, new fitting

    I have an old copper pipe in a wall cavity that I can leave exposed when the repair is complete. It has developed a very slow leak at the elbow within the wall cavity (see attached pic) and needs to be replaced. I have already cleaned the pipe up a bit and removed some of the exterior...
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