I'm assuming you mean standard plumbing PVC fittings.
For this you use PVC primer on the fitting and pipe, then PVC cement on the fitting and pipe, and push them together and give them about a 1/4 turn, if possible.
PVC primer is usually purple. This is so a building inspector can tell that it's been used properly. However, for use where things need not be inspected by a 3rd party a clear primer is available, and makes a much neater looking job.
You can get PVC primer and PVC cement at places like Home Depot or Lowes. You may have to order the clear primer on the net.
If you need to be able to take what you build apart, it's best to use unions. They are usually available from the same stores.
Yes, this is quite save for fish once it cures.
For this you use PVC primer on the fitting and pipe, then PVC cement on the fitting and pipe, and push them together and give them about a 1/4 turn, if possible.
PVC primer is usually purple. This is so a building inspector can tell that it's been used properly. However, for use where things need not be inspected by a 3rd party a clear primer is available, and makes a much neater looking job.
You can get PVC primer and PVC cement at places like Home Depot or Lowes. You may have to order the clear primer on the net.
If you need to be able to take what you build apart, it's best to use unions. They are usually available from the same stores.
Yes, this is quite save for fish once it cures.
