Was able to apply to a flexible PVC drain pipe with a small crack near the joint. Very difficult to access. Saved me a very frustrating job.

had a crack in the manifold whee the flex pipe connected and so i found Plast- aid and followed the instructions and it stopped the leak. Very easy to use! looks like it will work on a lot of other things also!

I had an old, rare bakelite switch I was going to repair. Doing the finger test with the liquid, it seems that it won't bond. Bummer.....waited a long time for the product.

I tried a few different methods of fixing my plastic 4 person spa before finding this. Wish I would have started with it, it was by far the best option all along. Other than plastic welding, it is the only thing I've found that becomes integrated into the original material. Everything else falls off pretty quick given the heat of a spa.

Against all expectations this product really worked in sealing a damaged and leaking PVC high pressure return line. My cedar hot tub was accidentally run at high pump with a closed gate valve which resulted in a leak between a flexible PVC line and a 1 1/2" jet body. I believed that my only option was to cut the lines, replace the jet body and re-plumb. No leaks no more! For a good bond, prepare the surface to be bonded by first sanding and then cleaning the area to be patched with the Plast-aid liquid. Prepare the Plast-aid material by carefully following the included direction with specific regard to stages of cure and curing time. There are currently several very helpful Youtube videos.