as dean said if the exhaust is excessively deformed, then try this.. cleant he e/m mating lip with 80grit sand paper. hand fit the exhaust pipe lip to it, use a pallpeen hamemr and tap the lip to the e/m lip to get a better seal.. then reinstall the clamp instailling it correctly!! if it leaks past that, then use a soda pop can or tin flashing as seal and clamp that in over the joint.
some people use that chalky liquid-set muffler paste between a bent flange and the manifold especially if the manifold is eroded or pourous. I don't use it as it isn't really needed.. but you can if you want. won't hurt anything.. just make it harder for the next guy who replaces the muffler.
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