Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance.
Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? NT |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
On Thu, 01 Mar 2018 06:04:48 -0800, tabbypurr wrote:
I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance. Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? NT Duct tape? -- AMD FX-6300 in GA-990X-Gaming SLI-CF running Windows 7 Pro x64 --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
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Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
On Thu, 1 Mar 2018 06:04:48 -0800 (PST), wrote:
I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance. Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? Would something like https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RAPID-REPAIR-PIPE-CLAMP-FOR-COPPER-IRON-PIPE-3-8-TO-3-4-15MM-TO-28MM/191285382197?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.M BE%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D49925%26meid%3D337d5098de56447 5b7783c14c5946ac3%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D 6%26sd%3D152885694510%26itm%3D191285382197&_trksid =p2047675.c100005.m1851 be more suitable? ( https://is.gd/GCBfG9) |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
On 01/03/2018 14:49, David wrote:
On Thu, 01 Mar 2018 06:04:48 -0800, tabbypurr wrote: I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance. Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? NT Duct tape? If you can get right round it easily, then a few turns of ordinary PVC electrical tape, under tension, will make a surprisingly good repair. Plumbers epoxy putty is an alternative if it is hard to wrap, as another poster said a bit of roughening will do no harm. There are two sorts of solvent weld pipe and fitting; ABS and PVC, and they have different "solvents". One will work OK on the other, but not the other way round. Google should tell you which. |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
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Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
On Thursday, 1 March 2018 14:04:55 UTC, wrote:
I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole.. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance. Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? NT thanks everyone for the suggestions, epoxy putty it is. NT |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
On Thursday, 1 March 2018 18:44:56 UTC, tabby wrote:
I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance. Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? NT thanks everyone for the suggestions, epoxy putty it is. NT Finally got there to do the job. Unfortunately the unibond epoxy putty turned out to be no use, didn't grip onto the pipe enough to stop the water dribbling through. The pipe is pvc, not ABS. I guess that leaves plumber's gold, unless anyone has other ideas. Clamps, tape, pipe etc won't work due to the shape. And there's just no room to cut pipe off & redo, otherwise I would. NT |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
On Wednesday, 14 March 2018 20:35:59 UTC, tabby wrote:
I want to glue some of this pipe, which I presume is uPVC. It's a pinhole. The solvents in the usual solvent weld things are not usable in this case, so I'm looking at glues. It needs to tolerate water, and it can't be decomissioned for repair, so has to cope with slight seepage at near zero pressure during application. It doesn't need heat tolerance. Would epoxy or epoxy putty do the job, after roughening the surface? NT thanks everyone for the suggestions, epoxy putty it is. NT Finally got there to do the job. Unfortunately the unibond epoxy putty turned out to be no use, didn't grip onto the pipe enough to stop the water dribbling through. The pipe is pvc, not ABS. I guess that leaves plumber's gold, unless anyone has other ideas. Clamps, tape, pipe etc won't work due to the shape. And there's just no room to cut pipe off & redo, otherwise I would. NT Something thinner than the putty thicker than glue might do it. I might try mixing glue with putty. NT |
Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
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Glue 21.5mm overflow pipe
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