Glue question

No, that only softens it. You need something more aggressive, like THF (which is the base of commercial cement) or methylene chloride.

Tim

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I have had good results using standard hot-melt adhesive on PVC, but as always, 'it depends'.

Cheers

There should be some stuff in your Home Depot by the name of 'Pipe Weld' or something like that. It's sold specifically for gluing PVC components.

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I need to glue PVC to non-PVC. Looks like something called Lexel will do the trick. ...Jim Thompson

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There must be some gizmo that's pvc on one end and something else on the other. How about pvc with a pipe thread?

George H.

It's not a pipe JOINT. It's two flat surfaces, one PVC, one thermoplastic. ...Jim Thompson

Plumbers Goop ?

Greg

Successful trolls always give out too lille information to be useful, and I see you are in fine form.

Thermoplastic is any polymer that softens when heated and hardens when cooled that includes PVC.

So what's the other side?