$1093
- Includes glue for filling gaps
- Suitable for PVC pipe
- Ideal for potable water, pressure, and non-pressure applications
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24Questions
Q:how many 3 inch joints will one can do? I've a 60 ft run plus connections. It's bout a 3 hr drive for supplies & I hate to waste half a can.
Thank you in advance
by|May 28, 2023
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Q:Is this glue good for PEX?
by|May 18, 2023
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Q:What's the lowest outdoor temperature I can use this glue?
by|Dec 24, 2022
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Q:can this be applied under water? I have some submerged pvc and have to glue it in place.
by|Sep 3, 2022
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Jul 15, 2020
Excelent product
Excelent product
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Jul 14, 2020
Like this product it's easy to apply and quick on sealing
Like this product it's easy to apply and quick on sealing
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Apr 26, 2020
So simple and easy to use no primer required always holds great! Only pvc glue I buy.
So simple and easy to use no primer required always holds great! Only pvc glue I buy.
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May 9, 2019
I will probably not buy this product again. I have installed systems with the clear cement and w...
I will probably not buy this product again. I have installed systems with the clear cement and with this. It's not that it leaks. BUT:
*It drips -- a LOT
*Unlike the clear cement, the drips are dark blue. This cement leaves unsightly marks on my work wherever it drips
*I like my valves and joints to line up perfectly, and when doing more than one joint at a time, this cement often sets before I have time to align all my parts perfectly
*It is so thick that it piles up inside the pipes. I use the recommended primer and the applicators in the cans. When I look down the pipe at the inside of my joint and I can see buildup where the cement has been 'plowed' up by the pipe as it slides into the fitting. Seems like this would impede flow....that is, until the chunk of cured cement breaks off and moves down tube to clog a valve or spray nozzle
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Aug 4, 2016
This stuff is great!
We bought a house that has a little bit of age (just after WWII built). The lawn sprinklers were old and fatigued and were easy to break if digging to close. The PVC pipe that is installed is the old blue thin wall type which I do not think is made anymore. Long story short, when I would dig a hole and the PVC pipe would break, I would gather my PVC repair tools, which included this glue to make the repairs. The glue is fast drying, easy to apply and seals joints as if they were melted together. In general practice, I would cut bad pipe, sand ends about an inch, then apply the glue and connect the new part to the old part. I would hold the part in place for about 30 seconds and lightly give it a twist to check the bond. After about 5 to 10 minutes, I would turn on the sprinkler valve to check for leaks. So far, I have been very lucky not to have any leaks occur after a repair. At the time of this post, this would be my 6th repair with the sprinkler PVC pipe using this blue glue. And I can say honestly, the glue works. Read the instructions, go to youtube, watch a video. If this glue is applied correctly, then it will work. I bought another can of blue glue because I know this will not be the last time I will need to repair the sprinkler system. Sincerely, an honest homeowner.
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May 27, 2023
I went into Home Depot not sure of what I...
I went into Home Depot not sure of what I needed. I left home in a hurry and I didn't take a picture of the issue I was having. When I got to the store, I explained to the representative the problem I was having, and he was able to draw me a picture explaining how to fix it.
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