Thanks Mike & Everyone , if it would not hurt my wife's car, it was worth a
try.  However, from what is the common opinion here, I will definitely try
to repair it myself, or if I am unable to do so, get it fixed ASAP.  I am a
manager in a grocery store, so returning the item will not present a
problem.

Count me in on the chorus that thinks it is awfully risky. Many cars use
Dexron ATF or similar for power steering fluid, while Hondas won't tolerate
it. I fear you may damage the seals in the rack and be far worse off than
you are now.

In my experience unseen power steering leaks are from hoses, usually the
high pressure side. Those are not going to be sealed by any additive because
of the pressures. Maybe you can get a hand on the hose ends (where the hoses
attach to the metal fittings) near the pump with a paper towel to look for
wetness. If the hose is wet, replacing the hose is the only fix.

Mike

My wife's Accord is leaking power steering fluid.  I bought the Fix-A-Leak
product, I figure 4 dollars is worth a try.  However, from what I
understand, Hondas require special power steering fluid.  Basically, will it
hurt her car?  Even if I have seen this product on store shelves for years,
I could not find any information online about the company.  The package
states it is compatible with "most" cars.

Otherwise, the car is in near mint condition, and I had it repainted last
week.  It would be a shame to destroy it a Honda. (I love my Civic)

Thanks in advance for any help.