Sump and Plumbing for my 535. Need help

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Thanks again JK47 JK47 for all the help. I wouldn’t even be this far without your help. Thank you to N nzafi , Fish Tank Travis Fish Tank Travis , Eatsomekiwis Eatsomekiwis , J jaws7777 , and Woefulrelic Woefulrelic for helping me get this far.
 

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Thanks again JK47 JK47 for all the help. I wouldn’t even be this far without your help. Thank you to N nzafi , Fish Tank Travis Fish Tank Travis , Eatsomekiwis Eatsomekiwis , J jaws7777 , and Woefulrelic Woefulrelic for helping me get this far.
My pleasure. It's been a fun build. Looks great and I am really happy to hear that BH situation is resolved for you. Sleep well sir
 
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DN328 DN328 sorry for missing your name bro. Thanks for all your help as well.
 

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Rear plumbing is done. I’m a little unsure of the bonds with the manifolds to the threaded nuts. Couldn’t do my twist and having to glue three of them made them a little drier than I’d like when I was attaching them into place. Also, the schedule 80 threaded slip nuts tk the schedule 40 bulkheads were lose. I used a ton of plumbers tape I hope that holds.

Was wondering if after its setup and I have a leak, if I could use epoxy putty to seal any leaks permanently. Any tips?

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Rear plumbing is done. I’m a little unsure of the bonds with the manifolds to the threaded nuts. Couldn’t do my twist and having to glue three of them made them a little drier than I’d like when I was attaching them into place. Also, the schedule 80 threaded slip nuts tk the schedule 40 bulkheads were lose. I used a ton of plumbers tape I hope that holds.

Was wondering if after its setup and I have a leak, if I could use epoxy putty to seal any leaks permanently. Any tips?

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Here is the method I used for some of my poorly glued joints worked really well and fixed my leak

 

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Here is the method I used for some of my poorly glued joints worked really well and fixed my leak

Thank you very much!
 

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Here is the method I used for some of my poorly glued joints worked really well and fixed my leak

How did you apply the primer and glue? Did you just hold the ball thing up to the joint or did you use an applicator bottle?
 

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How did you apply the primer and glue? Did you just hold the ball thing up to the joint or did you use an applicator bottle?
I just used the applicators that came with the pvc primer/cement. At first I tried capping the end and applying full vacuum to the pipe still leaked either I didn’t get enough primer and glue in the correct spot into the poorly glued joint or it had too much vacuum not sure then I drill the pvc cap 3/8” hole then tried again and bingo leak fixed. No issues for almost 2 years. The method definitely works you just need patience.
 
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