Just curious on folks opinion. I have a separation tank (I know I can do without one and just send to waste but I have no where to drain/dump to on my property) that has some damage on the lip of the tank.
I wondered if based on the photos, I might get away with applying some waterweld, roughly molding it to shape the missing parts of the lip, and then sanding it to final shape.


The waterweld is supposed to harden, will bond to plastic/pvc, and should be resistant to chems used (only liquid chlorine). I can't imagine that pressure will be an issue as it's supposed to hold up to 1300 psi, and the tank generates, what, 10-20 psi?
Can anyone suggest a reason why this won't work before I hurt myself?
Thanks!
I wondered if based on the photos, I might get away with applying some waterweld, roughly molding it to shape the missing parts of the lip, and then sanding it to final shape.


The waterweld is supposed to harden, will bond to plastic/pvc, and should be resistant to chems used (only liquid chlorine). I can't imagine that pressure will be an issue as it's supposed to hold up to 1300 psi, and the tank generates, what, 10-20 psi?
Can anyone suggest a reason why this won't work before I hurt myself?