For those of you using spaflex

[Tom R]

Hi Christy

It sounds like you are having alot of fun. It is always exciting when comes to setting up a new tank.

For SpaFlex PVC I use Weld_On PVC 795 cement.
It is a clear cement made for gluing SpaFlex to SpaFlex or SpaFlex to rigid PVC. Always use primer first.

It is available at either Home Depot or Rona.


Tom R

[PoonTang]

christy make sure you get all of your fittings etc at sherrit in town. they have the best prices by far.

[christyf5]

I went to Corix in Duncan, they have all their stuff accessible on shelves so if I don't know what a certain part I need is called, I don't have to act it out and draw a picture of it. I can just grab it out of a box

[PoonTang]

sherrit will let you do that too. they have stores in both Nanaimo and Duncan.

[christyf5]

Oh I haven't been in there in awhile, the last time they made me feel like an idiot so I haven't been back.

[lastlight]

Christy how can you be posting when you have unglued pvc? I'd be working the hacksaw into the early morning if I had the chance. I love plumbing!

[christyf5]

LOL, its all ready to go. Two trips to the hardware store and guess what I forgot to buy

The gluing will commence tomorrow!

The tank does have about 2 inches of water in it if that counts for anything

[Aquatic Addictions]

Originally Posted by Tom R

Hi Christy

It sounds like you are having alot of fun. It is always exciting when comes to setting up a new tank.

For SpaFlex PVC I use Weld_On PVC 795 cement.
It is a clear cement made for gluing SpaFlex to SpaFlex or SpaFlex to rigid PVC. Always use primer first.

It is available at either Home Depot or Rona.


Tom R

This is what we used. Except we use the clear. At home depot and Rona they only have the grey. Southern Drip has the Clear in several different sizes.

Dan