I would say this purple primer permanently stains concrete and anything else it is spilled on. I am not aware of a proven or quick way to remove the stains in concrete. I would expect to see traces of the stain after pressure washing, scrubbing, or any other method or product you attempt to use to remove the stain. Sanding can help, but that is removing the concrete. I have seen quite a few accidents with this purple primer, and I have seen a lot of people trying to clean up a spill, but I have never seen anyone completely remove a stain from concrete. It is important to protect anything that could get stain damage, including your clothes and shoes. The clear primer will leave a clear stain instead of a purple one. The draw back is that you or an inspector can't see it on the pipe or fittings.
Yes - That has happened to me in the past as well.
highly flammable. if you have to ask about this product, you need to call a plumber or skilled handyman. for everyones safety!!!!!!!!
yes, it is. but, unless your project is covered with foreign material that needs to be removed and you don't want it on the primer dauber, most applications will not require a cleaner. I hope that answered your question.
Yes
For a while
Yes, you absolutely need the cement glue.
i have used it with no problemthat way also in a pinch you you can go with out the primer i use the primer if i have on hand it best that way
This stuff is very permanent on most plastics. The only other thing I would try is Lacquer Thinner, but only try where it will not do any damage, first. Good Luck.
The primer dries right away. We applied the cement immediately after applying the primer. We have no leaks, pipes haven't slipped off of one another, no problems whatsoever.