PVC Glue?
- Thread starter Juxtaroberto
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Aww, alright.
I guess I read this too late.
I just cut holes into my tupperware, stuck plastic knives through my PVC so they wouldn't go all the way through the hole, and then stuck the PVC into the tupperware. It's kind of awkward, but then again it's a DIY, so what else is there?
I guess I read this too late.
I just cut holes into my tupperware, stuck plastic knives through my PVC so they wouldn't go all the way through the hole, and then stuck the PVC into the tupperware. It's kind of awkward, but then again it's a DIY, so what else is there?
Ya that I have to see!zennzzo;2620442; said:got pix...that has got to be an all time ghetto plumbing connection
chemicall;2619183; said:come to think of it your correct on that Pharaoh, now that I think about it........why didn't I think of that before? I have used those 1000x(in electrical of course).
thanks for the tip
Also, if you have trouble finding gaskets. You can buy actual bulkhead gaskets for $0.55 or so @ www.jehmco.com
Yeah I agree, you can put a small bead of silicone on some electrical PVC fittings, let dry, and when you screw them together the silicone bead, will act as an 0-ring...CHOMPERS;2621764; said:
For simplicity, I'd use the silicone wet. It's a little more fool proof that way. If the parts ever need to be taken apart, you just use new silicone to put them back together.
I find that squeezing it too thin makes for a crappy seal...that's why I let it dry first, then tighten against the silicone...CHOMPERS;2622380; said:
