

| Subject: | Patching a water tank? |
| From: | Gary Bawden |
| Date: | Fri, 26 Oct 2007 18:10:35 -0700 |
Don, IF it's PVC, ABS, or most of the other thermoplastics, a plastic welder can fix it for you. I'd check the yellow pages for one near you. They'll be able to recognize the type of plastic and fix it. Note: this is NOT a suggestion to "weld" it with your trusty soldering iron! : ) As an alternative, again if it's PVC or ABS, try the solvent cement sold for plumbing repairs in conjunction with a sheet of the same type of plastic over the bad area (if possible). You should be able to get thin sheets either at a hobby supply or a plastic supply. Good luck! Gary '82 Diesel 2 '85 GL's (no Westies, however) Don Hanson <dhanson@GORGE.NET> wrote: Subject: Patching a water tank? Has anyone found a way to patch our water tanks? The material (PVC, Poly -pro, whatever) doesn't let much stick to it at least in my past experience trying epoxy, polyester, etc. Is there a way to repair that stuff?
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