Gather materials. Get together all the plastic pieces you want to join. You’ll also need and your adhesive, of course, tissue paper, something to protect your work area, and sandpaper (for bonding smooth surfaces). Prepare adhesive and activator (if applicable). Open the adhesive and, if relevant, the activator according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Waterproof pipe repair tape is the first tool you should consider when it comes to fixing a leaking soil pipe. Whilst there are a number of waterproof repair tapes on the market, the best type for pipe repair are those made from self-fusing silicone.

The best epoxy for plastic is the more durable option when it comes to adhesives, as it can withstand temperatures, UV light, solvents, and can endure a measure of force. We can now move on to some pros and cons of using a two-part epoxy adhesive.You should choose the size that best suits your needs, do you need adhesive for a small or larger area. Some adhesives come in a one-time-use container, which is great for smaller projects. However, you will need a larger amount for bigger projects, so make sure you work this out before you go out and buy.

Feather Edge – Sand the edge of a paint layer so it tapers down to the metal/plastic surface leaving no ridge or edge Once the Putty is shaped, sand it with progressively finer grades of abrasive paper smoothing the Putty and feathering* the edges into the surrounding paint and bumper/trim. It is fair to say that a toilet waste pipe gets a lot of use and although PVC is one of the most resilient materials out there, even it can struggle to cope with what we flush away. When this happens to be the case, you might find yourself wondering how to carry out a soil pipe repair. I highly recommend reinforcing your pipe repair bandage with waterproof repair tape, plastic putty, or both. This will prevent any further stress from forming around the bandaged area, and ensure a solid, impact-resistant seal. Final Thoughts

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Allow the Putty to fully cure/harden for approx 30 minutes at room temperature. It may take longer to cure in cooler temperatures or if the correct ratio of Putty to hardener is not exact. Clean area to be filled/repaired thoroughly; remove all traces of dust, silicone, polish, wax, dirt, grease etc.(use a cleaner non-injurious to paint work) - we recommend using the E-TECH Technik Surface Deep Cleaner ER00102.