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PVC pipe glue question
Yesterday I was running a small amount of pvc pipe for another faucet. I was
using an older can of pipe cement(glue) and after getting abot 80% of the job done, I for some reason looked at the bottom of the can. The use by date is '06', but the glue seemed to be fine. I'm wondering now if I should get a new can and start over and re-do what I've got done or if the glue will hold just fine. Thanks. -- Paul O. |
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