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    Technically, you're supposed to use purple primer and then pvc cement, but I skip the primer. And yeah, it's technically a slip fitting. Barbed fittings worked better on the vinyl hose. The spa flex is a little too stiff for barbed fittings.
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    I used a different glue I purchased from a pool store - Oatey's glue for flexible PVC. It is light blue in color and does not need primer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by roscozman View Post
    I used a different glue I purchased from a pool store - Oatey's glue for flexible PVC. It is light blue in color and does not need primer.
    Thanks! I'll try and find that Oatey's!
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    I just lent my can to RayAllen since I used very little. I don't want it to go to waste. If you didn't live so far, I would offer it to you as well, but it might just cost you the $15 in gas to come pick it up.
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    lol. Thanks
    I just found a chart at FlexPVC that shows what glue would work with spa pvc so that gives me some options:
    http://flexpvc.com/pvc-glue-compatibility-chart.shtml
    Karin



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    Any of the Blue PVC glues will work .Some times they are called Rain or shine or wet glue .You have to work fast with them as the set fast.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Europhyllia View Post
    Do you think PVC cement is different from the purple primer and clear goop combo we used to lay a waterline to the barn?
    Same stuff, Just make sure its pvc glue not cpvc glue. I personally don't even use primer because of how low of preassure the line will be holding( and you don't have to worry about makeing a mess). Blue glue is nice, it cures wet and is nice and thick.

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    Ok, I was too slow agian. hahaha

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    hear you go i used it on all 4 of my return lines from my wave maker


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    very cool. thanks!
    Karin



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