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Old 12-28-2007, 07:17 AM   #1
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Broken PVC In Concrete

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I have a 1/2" PVC broken flush with the concrete wall. Is there a repair for this other than bust the wall out? Please tell me yes!!!!!!
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Old 12-28-2007, 09:15 AM   #2
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Re: Broken PVC In Concrete

yes - there are a couple ways .... none of them a DIY thing though
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Re: Broken PVC In Concrete

Is it for water?Is it going through the wall or running IN it.If it's going all the way through,replace it.If it's not going to move ,then just chisel around the pipe to just past the the socket depth needed,clean,prime,glue,TEST!Patch with mortar or hydro-cement.
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simple surgery,

your first flip house??????
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Re: Broken PVC In Concrete

YES
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Is it for water?Is it going through the wall or running IN it.If it's going all the way through,replace it.If it's not going to move ,then just chisel around the pipe to just past the the socket depth needed,clean,prime,glue,TEST!Patch with mortar or hydro-cement.
You forgot to tell him about the ELECTRO-PVC 1/2" TO 5" MULTI REEMER SUB DE-BRAZER INNER REAMER he will need to finnish the job with.
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