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Old 06-24-2006, 05:13 AM
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For that height, use 1/4" at least. I like Weldon 3 or 4 and a thin bead of Weldon 16 afterwards.
where can i pick up the weldon product? plumbing stores? cdn tire?

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Old 06-24-2006, 02:14 PM
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Most plastic shops carry it Rob. Maybe your local glass shop might have it if they deal in acrylic products as well.
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I prefer using Weldon-4 with a syringe type bottle. For acrylic to pvc joints and problem spots Weldon-40 mixed and applied with a small plastic squeeze bottle or large syringe without the needle works.
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If it doesnt have to look pretty I would use weldon 40... its a bunch thicker and fills in larger gaps better.however... if you spend the time to sand and fit all the pieces together weld on 4 will make a less obvious joint and a nicer looking end product
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what prices have you paid for weldon? i want to make sure im not paying too much locally when i find the stuff.
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