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small hole in plastic waste pipe which is the better fix ?
Hi there need some advice please, i have drilled a small hole in the plastic waste pipe which serves the sink & shower in the loft when doing some work in the toilet underneath on the ceiling i have cut away the plasterboard to reveal the hole in the pipe but space is limited up there & would have been able to remove the pipe if it was not glued in place at both ends/joints & replaced it with another piece of pipe ,So a few years ago i had a knife cause a hole in a resin sink & repaired this with a fibreglass repair kit & have had no problems since , is the fibreglass repair kit suitable to fix the hole in the pipe or should i look at one of the silicone self fusing tape product or the self amalgamating tape ? the ones i looked at both claim to be watertight & self adhere to itself creating a watertight seal , bearing in mind space is limited to wrap tape around the pipe which brand would be the best one to buy ? Or is there a way to break the seal on the glued ends without too much movement with the connecting pipes up there.
Hi there need some advice please, i have drilled a small hole in the plastic waste pipe which serves the sink & shower in the loft when doing some work in the toilet underneath on the ceiling i have cut away the plasterboard to reveal the hole in the pipe but space is limited up there & would have been able to remove the pipe if it was not glued in place at both ends/joints & replaced it with another piece of pipe ,So a few years ago i had a knife cause a hole in a resin sink & repaired this with a fibreglass repair kit & have had no problems since , is the fibreglass repair kit suitable to fix the hole in the pipe or should i look at one of the silicone self fusing tape product or the self amalgamating tape ? the ones i looked at both claim to be watertight & self adhere to itself creating a watertight seal , bearing in mind space is limited to wrap tape around the pipe which brand would be the best one to buy ? Or is there a way to break the seal on the glued ends without too much movement with the connecting pipes up there.