When joining PVC pipes in the past, I have sanded them, primed them and then cemented them. Is it really necessary to sand the surfaces to be joined? Is the primer enough?
Thanks
When joining PVC pipes in the past, I have sanded them, primed them and then cemented them. Is it really necessary to sand the surfaces to be joined? Is the primer enough?
Thanks
Primer is plenty sanding is not necessary
Radical idea: read the directions on the can of cement.
You should make sure there are no burrs because burrs will keep the surfaces from having tight contact.
No need to sand.
I am with the others, absolutely no need to sand. Deburr, yes.
I did read the instructions. However, some time ago, a "master plumber" told me to sand the connections, "it makes a better joint". I guess he was thinking of sweating copper connections.
Or, maybe I read it in this group :-) Just wanted to clarify matters.
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