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8 oz. Regular Clear PVC Cement

$8.78
  • Clear fast set solvent cement, often referred to as PVC glue
  • Softens surface and fuses PVC pipe and fittings for a strong bond
  • For potable water, pressure pipe, conduit and DWV applications
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About This Product

Oatey PVC Regular Bodied Fast Set Clear Cement is recommended for DWV, pressure pipe, potable water and electrical applications. It is easy to apply with included in-lid dauber and its clear color provides a clean finish. This regular bodied, fast set cement can be used to solvent weld all schedules and classes of PVC pipe and fittings up to 4 in. for Schedule 40 and up to 2 in. for Schedule 80 with interference fit. Oatey products have earned the trust of plumbing professionals for over 100 years.

Highlights

  • Fast setting clear cement solvent welds PVC, dauber included
  • For DWV, pressure pipe, potable water and electrical applications
  • Clear color provides a clean finish
  • Can be used on all schedules and classes of PVC pipe and fittings up to 4 in. for Sch. 40 and up to 2 in. for Sch. 80 with interference fit
  • Recommended application temperature of 40 degree F to 110 degree F / 4 degree C to 43 degree C
  • All Oatey solvent cement and primer products are certified to UL Greenguard Gold
  • Meets ASTM Standard D2564 and complies with NSF/ANSI 61 health effects requirements
  • Please refer to the Oatey Limited Warranty for warranty details
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Product Information

Internet # 100345577

Model # 310133

Store SKU # 187100

Specifications

Dimensions: H 3.75 in, W 2.6 in, D 2.6 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)

2.6 in

Product Height (in.)

3.75 in

Product Width (in.)

2.6 in

Details

Container Size (oz.)

8

Maintenance, Repair & Supplies Product Type

Pipe Cement, Primer & Cleaner

Pack Size

1

Pipe Material/Type

PVC

Returnable

90-Day

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

2 years

Questions & Answers

How long till dry
ByMay 27, 2026
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Please contact us at technical@oatey.com or call us at 8003219532 and select the technical option so we may assist you with your application.

By|May 28, 2026


    Do you need the primer for the cement to work?
    ByMay 4, 2026
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    Yes, this cement requires a primer to solvent weld pipe and joint together correctly.

    By|Jun 7, 2026

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      Will it stop leaks
      ByApr 13, 2026
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      Oatey Regular Clear PVC Cement is made to create a solvent-welded joint between PVC pipe and fittings during installation. It is not designed to stop leaks by being applied over an already leaking joint. If a joint is leaking, the typical recommendation is to identify the cause and replace or remake the connection as needed.

      By|Jun 7, 2026

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        Does it work to fasten electric pvc pipes?
        ByOct 30, 2025
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        This product can be used to solvent weld electrical conduit.

        By|Mar 29, 2026

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          Can PVC glue be used on CPVC pipe and fittings if its only for cold water? I have to make a repair, but only have PVC glue and primer.
          ByJul 23, 2025
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          No, PVC cement is not approved for use in any situation with CPVC pipe and fittings.

          By|Jul 24, 2025


            Is this glue any better than Oatey's All purpose glue for PVC, CPVC and ABS plastic ?
            ByJun 8, 2025
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            All our cements meet the same standards of quality. When only working with one type of material, we would recommend using a cement engineered for that specific material when possible. This cement is versatile and is convenient when working with multiple kinds of pipe material. Local building codes should be considered as well when choosing what type of cement to use.

            By|Jun 9, 2025


              Can I used this on an inflatable paddle board? To add rings
              ByNov 3, 2024
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              This product is not tested or recommended for applications outside PVC plumbing connections.

              By|Nov 4, 2024


                Is this glue resistant to most common acids/ corrosives that may come through pipes?
                BySep 10, 2024
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                Oatey EP 42 Industrial Cement is recommended for applications with acids and corrosives.

                By|Sep 10, 2024


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                  Customer Reviews

                  4.7 out of 5

                  • 4.7 out of 1,559 reviews
                  • 94% recommend this product
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                  Solid economical choice, USE WITH PRIMER for secure joints, for pressure pipe <2" and non-pressure < 4"
                  Used on 1-inch schedule 40 PVC on a 40-60 psi well water pressure system. I glued it up almost 10 years ago and it works fine today. I did use the clear primer with this, and it is required for a good joint. Don't skip the primer with the product as it is a 2-part system for joining pipe. It sets pretty fast, so be organized in your approach. Once this is set in about 15 to 30 seconds, there is no turning back; the joint is fused. This is the least expensive PVC glue at home centers and farm stores. It is suitable for pressure pipes up to 2 inches and unpressurized drainpipes and vents up to 4 inches. Perfect for residential use. As per Oatey, buy and use the solvent cement indicated for your piping. That is, use PVC cement for PVC pipe and CPVC cement for CPVC pipe; don't confuse them. You may want to use purple primer if your work is going to be inspected or scrutinized at some point in the future.
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                    Ran like water! Terrible!...
                    Ran like water! Terrible!
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                    This product works great and I would recommend it for...
                    This product works great and I would recommend it for gluing pvc pipes. I used this product to repair a pvc patio lounge chair where the pipe was not glued and came apart. Worked great.
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                    Good product...
                    Good product
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                    Most PVC cement is pretty standard. However I did like the consistency of this brand. Not too thi...
                    Most PVC cement is pretty standard. However I did like the consistency of this brand. Not too thick but covered well. Worked great. Push together and within seconds the pipes are adhered together.
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                    Works Great! Its glue,,, whst can i tell ya?
                    Works Great! Its glue,,, whst can i tell ya?
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                    as other reviews have stated ,, my old unused can was just a glob after a few years since last us...
                    as other reviews have stated ,, my old unused can was just a glob after a few years since last use ,,, i decided to test and play ,, i put it on old pvc pipes that been been out in the yard for a few years too ,, and dirty ,, so i just wiped it with a wet rag and just use it without the purple primer ... just to see what if ,,,,,, for connections of a new sump pump ,,,, it did not dry when i typically do it within a few seconds ,, but then i just put a big big glob on both of the connecting piece ,, so i probably used too much ,, but when it did dry after about 5 minutes ,, it was nice and tight and so far after a couple weeks, , it has been holding with no leak .. i read that the primer was to also melt the pvc to soften it and then the cement would complete a better weld ... apparently it can work without the primer purple .. also after use ,, i put a coating of cement on the cap thread before closing ,, so with the hopes that maybe after a few years ,, it will me give a seal that it will not gob in the future ,, and it will be the future that tells me if that works .. i tried to show in my picture but is difficult to show ,, but i did not put s lot on it but some did drip below the cap as it was screw on ..
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                    Had broken sprinkler pipe had to glue it back together, it worked.
                    Had broken sprinkler pipe had to glue it back together, it worked.
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                    Works great, after several years ms. turtle started disassembling her turtle dock support I made ...
                    Works great, after several years ms. turtle started disassembling her turtle dock support I made so I had to glue it together. I just let the parts dry out applied the glue and that was the end of the problem.
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                    Works great, glued joints are rock solid
                    My jar of the blue thicker glue had turned to jelly after a few months, so I picked up this "Regular" PVC cement. I don't typically need the features of the thicker blue Rain-R-Shine cement, and prefer this thinner more liquid version--less messy and easy to apply. I used it on a pool drain pipe with some of the purple primer, and the joints were rock solid in seconds. Easy to use and works great, good price.
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