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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gun-driver Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: May-27-2018 at 9:50pm
Without pictures I would say that as long as it's not fractured on the inside you could just grind it and get some fiberglass and smooth out where you're clamps were. You could get something like this at one of Pete's favorite place's to shop

https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/bondo-fiberglass-resin-repair-kit-quart-us-can-422/89010800-P?searchTerm=fiberglass+repair

Or this

https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/bondo-fiberglass-resin-jelly-kit-pint-us-can-431/89010801-P?searchTerm=fiberglass+repair

as long as the tube is just dis-formed if it's like mine I would repair it right.
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Yeah Pete, sorry about that. I figured the way I worded it the first time wasn't clear. I will try to repair this using Paul's method. Thank you for the advice.

Paul, is that an overlay (with the Lowes logo) on the PVC pipe? If so, what is it and is it supposed to keep the epoxy from bonding to the PVC? The damage to my pipes appears less severe than yours.
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It was just window tape to help keep the resin from sticking to the pipe. I think it was just some thin wall drain pipe I had laying around.
Like I said if it's not delaminated inside you could just grind down the soft spot and reglass the outside.
As for meeting up at DCL I usually don't do weekends if I can help it.
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On the inside of the pipe I can see fractured fibers projecting inward if that's what you mean by delaminated.
How long after laying up the repair would you wait to put the pipe into use?

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