$9.98
- For use with Polyethylene and Styrene drainage pipe connections
- Features clear finish, fast-setting adhesive
- Not applicable for use on pressurized pipe systems
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Specifications
Dimensions: H 4.75 in, W 3 in, D 3 in
Questions & Answers
14Questions
Q:Do I use a primer first like with schedule 40 pvc pipe glue
by|May 28, 2023
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Q:How fast does it setup?
by|May 10, 2023
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Q:Will this work to adhere pex pipe to cpvc pipe fittings?
I'm working on a diy Christmas decorations and need the flexibility of the pex piping with the stability of the cpvc to keep upright but cpvc cement doesn't work.
by|Dec 7, 2022
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Q:well this adhere to PVC.
by|Dec 4, 2021
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Oct 18, 2023
Worked for gluing hdpe drainage pipe together because I taped the joints so they would hold together for the 24 hour cure
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May 12, 2022
Drainage System Adhesive works OK, but slow to cure.
I bought this adhesive to connect HDPE Drainage pipes to each other and to PVC fittings. It seemed to work fine in the end, but the cure is awkwardly slow, particularly when compared to solvent welding an all-PVC system. Because of this, you pretty much have to glue separate portions of your system at time to prevent dislodging/disturbing recently made joints. All's well that ends well, I suppose.
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Nov 29, 2023
Worked great to glue "(ADS) 4 in. x 10 ft. Triplewall Solid Drain Pipe" together. This is a glue not a solvent weld. It gets very tacky when you use it to join the pipe but takes 12 to 24 hours to cure. Make sure you also tape each joint with PVC tile tape like "Prinsco 2 in. x 50 ft. Corrugated Tile Tape" or "Orbit 53550 2" x 50' Pipe Wrap Tape". Taping the joints reinforces them and allows you to immediately move and join more pipe. Taping joints also insures that roots can not work their way into the drain pipe at the joints and potentially clog the drain.
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Nov 17, 2023
Worked great on our drain pipe project
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Nov 2, 2023
Worked very well for what I was doing and would buy more when I need it again.
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Oct 20, 2023
Glue worked well. Beware it doesn't set right away, it takes a while to dry. I would glue the pipe then wrap it with tile tape, that made it feel real solid.
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Oct 11, 2023
did not glue HDPE. fell apart.
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Response from VPC, Home-Flex ExpertOct 11, 2023
Hi Steven, you are correct. We try to state that on the can and in the online information by stating, " SPECIAL NOTE: Although VPC drainage adhesive contains solvents, it is a
special purpose contact adhesive and not a solvent cement that is normally
used for solvent welding. This adhesive is specially formulated to provide a
good bond to triple wall HDPE, UHMWPE, metal, PVC, Vinyl, rubber and
Styrene non-pressure drainage systems." This is an adhesive and not a glue, nor cement.
special purpose contact adhesive and not a solvent cement that is normally
used for solvent welding. This adhesive is specially formulated to provide a
good bond to triple wall HDPE, UHMWPE, metal, PVC, Vinyl, rubber and
Styrene non-pressure drainage systems." This is an adhesive and not a glue, nor cement.
Oct 4, 2023
This is a contact cement. It never truly hardened while I was working with it. It would not hold the newly-cemented joints firmly in place. Since I was cementing drain pipe which already had holes in it, I put screws in the joints to hold them in place.
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Sep 26, 2023
Works well but very slow drying, about 30 minutes before you can move it. This is the only glue I have found that will work on the triple wall drain pipe.
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Response from VPC, Home-Flex ExpertSep 26, 2023
Hi, Dirtman - Yes, this is an adhesive vs. a solvent weld product. The longer it sets before moving the assembly, the better.
Sep 14, 2023
The adhesive worked ok. Unfortunately HDPE is really not a plastic that can be glued like a pvc or abs. I was a bit surprised that you can buy Polyethylene drain pipes in any Home Depot location but you can’t buy the adhesive or pvc tape that’s made for these pipes in store. Would be much easier if these items were not just an online buy.
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