Help! Temporary repair to grey water tank.
I just learned that my grey water tank has developed a small split in the bottom. Replacing it is going to be a female dog, plus it's still summer with 90+ degree afternoon temperatures (I HATE hot we...
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Road Runners wrote:
I would use plumbers epoxy. It comes as a small round putty like stick. You cut off what you want to use. Then, you work it with your fingers till it is a uniform color. Put that into the crack with overlap. It will harden and may be a permanent repair. I have repaired buckets, plastic fenders, potty water tanks, plastic rings that the toilet hold down bolts fasten too and lots of stuff. I have never had a problem with it once it hardens. You can buy it at home depot and lowes. For your appilication it is better than eternabond.
I tried this stuff on pvc pipe on my lawn sprinklers just for the heck of it on a line that was split.
That was a couple years ago and it's still holding as are a couple more I repaired with it.
Good stuff.
