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shut up all of you
ban androo first then go and delete meaningless posts
get your priorities straight
ban androo first then go and delete meaningless posts
get your priorities straight
Last edited by Gooners (2010-04-10 19:28:49)
so...what is the best product to seal water from leaking out of pvc pipes? outdoors btw
bubble gum.11 Bravo wrote:
so...what is the best product to seal water from leaking out of pvc pipes? outdoors btw
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
You only say that because you did it tooGooners wrote:
shut up all of you
no i was the one that did itCanin wrote:
You only say that because you did it tooGooners wrote:
shut up all of you
i didn't see what androo did or if he did anything at all
i thought they were talking about me
Are the pipes already together?11 Bravo wrote:
so...what is the best product to seal water from leaking out of pvc pipes? outdoors btw
He did the same thing as you Gooners:
ebug9 wrote:
Clicked and dragged over the entire page, copied and pasted it.
11 Bravo wrote:
postedFatherTed wrote:
What did he do?mcminty wrote:
I deleted his post, but
This. What a waste of forum space..
why the fk are people mad at me and not gooners?
nvm
nvm
Last edited by androoz (2010-04-10 19:32:25)
because a)gooners is cool, and b)you're not.androoz wrote:
why the fk are people mad at me and not gooners?
nvm
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
If you thought about shit before you posted it, you wouldn't have to edit it 11 seconds later saying "nvm".androoz wrote:
why the fk are people mad at me and not gooners?
nvm
yes...but they were loosely put together. turned on the water pump and they tightened up big time. only slight drips from two places. i dunno. was kind of odd.Canin wrote:
Are the pipes already together?11 Bravo wrote:
so...what is the best product to seal water from leaking out of pvc pipes? outdoors btw
this is directed towards a certain forum member
take heed
take heed
so not a whole lot of pressure?11 Bravo wrote:
yes...but they were loosely put together. turned on the water pump and they tightened up big time. only slight drips from two places. i dunno. was kind of odd.Canin wrote:
Are the pipes already together?11 Bravo wrote:
so...what is the best product to seal water from leaking out of pvc pipes? outdoors btw
Last edited by FatherTed (2010-04-10 19:35:19)
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
did you use primer and pvc glue to put them together?11 Bravo wrote:
yes...but they were loosely put together. turned on the water pump and they tightened up big time. only slight drips from two places. i dunno. was kind of odd.Canin wrote:
Are the pipes already together?11 Bravo wrote:
so...what is the best product to seal water from leaking out of pvc pipes? outdoors btw
nope. was just testing the pump tbh. was surprised it only leaked a little and was damn near impossible to pull the pieces apart. i would say about 6 total connections.Canin wrote:
did you use primer and pvc glue to put them together?11 Bravo wrote:
yes...but they were loosely put together. turned on the water pump and they tightened up big time. only slight drips from two places. i dunno. was kind of odd.Canin wrote:
Are the pipes already together?
So last night I was the camera man.
Took over 800 photos using fish eye lens. I hate that bloody lens.
Took over 800 photos using fish eye lens. I hate that bloody lens.
noice 
pick on someone of your own intellectual level instead of a borderline retard.ebug9 wrote:
If you thought about shit before you posted it, you wouldn't have to edit it 11 seconds later saying "nvm".androoz wrote:
why the fk are people mad at me and not gooners?
nvm
Just let the pressure off of it, the water is actually creating the seal ( think surface tension ), let it dry out, or use a couple of wrenches to twist the connections loose. Then primer and glue it.
any particular type of glue? (from home depot)Canin wrote:
Just let the pressure off of it, the water is actually creating the seal ( think surface tension ), let it dry out, or use a couple of wrenches to twist the connections loose. Then primer and glue it.
Depends on if its PVC or CPVC, and what strength you want. I normally just use the all purpose cement from the plumbing aisle along with the purple primer. Haven't had any problems and I have put a good bit of PVC together.11 Bravo wrote:
any particular type of glue? (from home depot)Canin wrote:
Just let the pressure off of it, the water is actually creating the seal ( think surface tension ), let it dry out, or use a couple of wrenches to twist the connections loose. Then primer and glue it.
will do man. thank you.Canin wrote:
Depends on if its PVC or CPVC, and what strength you want. I normally just use the all purpose cement from the plumbing aisle along with the purple primer. Haven't had any problems and I have put a good bit of PVC together.11 Bravo wrote:
any particular type of glue? (from home depot)Canin wrote:
Just let the pressure off of it, the water is actually creating the seal ( think surface tension ), let it dry out, or use a couple of wrenches to twist the connections loose. Then primer and glue it.
Welcome, just remember to glue both connection points and when you slide them together, give them a small twist.11 Bravo wrote:
will do man. thank you.Canin wrote:
Depends on if its PVC or CPVC, and what strength you want. I normally just use the all purpose cement from the plumbing aisle along with the purple primer. Haven't had any problems and I have put a good bit of PVC together.11 Bravo wrote:
any particular type of glue? (from home depot)
lolBevo wrote:
this is directed towards a certain forum member
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXg4H-1M2EY
take heed
