Ideas for keeping rain out of a drilled hopper?

[Pullman]

Hey,

So I drilled my hopper for my warp tube, and it looks really swell. We have a tourney coming up on the 13th and my guess is it is gonna rain a lot. I'm thinking electrical tape, but does any body else have a really swell way to keep water from leaking into the hopper along the warp tube?

Thanks,

[Load SM5]

Clear silicone. Put a fine bead around the hose where it goes in the hopper.

[Lethargic]

what he said ^

Worked for a good 6 months for me

[Mag Master 04]

i was gonna say caulk but loads idea is better

[Dern]

silicone, caulking, hot glue, all would work, though hot glue would probably not last long, but be good in a quick fix.

[SuiciDal Sn Y p ER]

sticky tack, water proof and easy to mold. can be found at a local office store.

[vf-xx]

If the hole is pretty tight you might be able to use an oring. Like what you use to fit it to the ends.

[argnot]

Silicone caulk. Little did you know you can tint it with a little bit of oil paint and I mean a little like 5% oil paint 95% calk and then apply it and it will blend right in.

[goat]

Duct seal....its sorta like playdough, but stickier...I have used it to seal holes in brick....it stays soft for a long time (months even years depending on the conditions).
its already a black color, and it can be smoothed out with your finger so you can get a nice looking edge.
Goat

[Dryden]

Soft silicon caulk, like what is used in the corners of aquariums. You can get it at any pet store or department store with a pet aisle ... only runs about $4.

[ChucktheMAGician]

I used automotive grommets on mine. I think mine were orginally supposed to be on a Chrysler!

[dansim]

Originally posted by vf-xx
If the hole is pretty tight you might be able to use an oring. Like what you use to fit it to the ends.

thats what id do, throw a nice size oring on wither side to seal it