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Got a leak? Here's what to do
Take your coupler and do a dry test fit on the pipes. Make sure the coupler is the right size and will connect fully to both pipes. Once you have assured the fit, remove the coupler and prime the two cut piece and the coupler using PVC primer. Then, apply a coat of PVC Cement to the two pipes as well as the coupler. While the cement is still wet, attach the coupler to the two pipes. Give the Coupler a 1/4 twist and hold it in place for about 15 seconds. This will prevent the joint from slipping and breaking the seal.
Wipe away the excess cement and You're Done!
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How to Glue PVC Pipe
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Remember These Simple Steps
Identify the leak
Figure out what type of pipe you are using
Cut both ends of the leak
Dry-Fit the Coupler
Cement the Coupler using instructions from our "How to Connect PVC Pipes" Lens.
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