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It is possible to weld plastic, but it takes some practice. I've had
good luck using a hot glue gun for sealing holes in plastic tanks. The hot glue sticks are essentially a plastic with a low melting temperature. If you get everything clean and dry before applying the hot glue, and are careful, I think you will like the results. You can get a hot glue gun at Walmart, or Home Depot. YMMV Don W. MMC wrote: I wonder if a PVC welder would work for sealing holes like that? "dg" wrote in message ... Anyone know if 5200 or Sikafles type polyurethane adhesives are OK in potable water tanks as a small hole sealer. |
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