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Home > Forums > Chemical Engineers > Materials > Adhesives & sealants engineering Forum

PVC cement bonding underwater in a swimming pool

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mrelet (Mechanical)

24 Nov 08 15:35

I need to find a product to permanently bond a pvc fitting to another while underwater in a swimming pool. Any ideas?

btrueblood (Mechanical)

24 Nov 08 18:06

There are types of epoxy that can cure underwater.

MintJulep (Mechanical)

24 Nov 08 20:25

Possible a one-part polyurethane such as 3M 5200. Not sure how well they would bond to PVC however.

Any of the "wonder putty" type products claim to be able to do such things.

unclesyd (Materials)

24 Nov 08 22:40

I don't know how their adhesives work but their patches do work.

http://www.askalanaquestion.com/boxer_adhesives-repair_products_for_pools.htm

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