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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this PVC glue for exceptional performance in wet, challenging conditions where competitors fail. Reviewers consistently highlight rapid 20-30 second set times and rock-solid durability, with many reporting successful repairs on pool plumbing, sprinkler systems, and active water lines under pressure. Users describe it as reliable, fast-curing, and never-failing, with deep loyalty from professionals and DIYers alike. A few note the can dries quickly after opening and mention fume concerns, but these minor issues barely diminish the overwhelming consensus that this is the trusted choice for serious plumbing repairs.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.This glue sets up quickly so be prepared
Would RecommendThis glue is excellent, no need for primer. Watch out though the glue sets up quickly.
Glue for repairing leaking water line
Would RecommendThis product is perfect for emergency repairs to your home water line. Even if it is raining, this works great! No primer required for the 1” line I repaired but I used primer anyway. The only problem is I can’t figure out how to seal the can back up so I can use it again on the next leak, it always dries up, solidifies, inside the can by the time I need it again. Use according to instructions on can and apply pressure towards each other( line to coupling) for about a minute after putting them t...
Don't waste time or money on no other PVC glue
Would RecommendThis stuff has no issues with making a fit wet pipe or dry it does the job only glue I use on the job.
Worked great for patching pvc sprinkler line.
Would RecommendI used this to patch a hole that sprouted in my sprinkler system’s 1” pvc. Puncture was from a shallow stretch that got tickled by a core aerator. I used a snap on T as the patch material. Worked great for my application and I had the repair under ground in no time.
Great glue, I've never had it fail on me.
Would RecommendRain or Shine is the only glue I use, no need for primer or for the pipe to be completely dry. The only down side is that it does dry up in the can faster than other glues do. Not a big deal if you're using it frequently but if you only need a little then I recommend buying the small can since it doesn't have a long shelf life once opened.
Read the directions and use as recommended. Good.
Would RecommendI haven’t opened this can yet but have used it in the past with much success. I it’s good to use it when you’re home a small amount of water to deal with. I wouldn’t recommend using it with flowing water. Oh, and try not to use excessive amounts because it will clump up in the pipe and stop up your fixtures
Use very quickly as it sets really fast.
Would RecommendThis stuff is the best for bonding together PVC pipe. Very strong and sets very quickly.
Make sure you have good ventilation
Would RecommendI don't think this will work under water but it sure helps when you're having trouble keeping a repair dry. I was fixing a break in my supply line to the house and getting the end of the pipes to stay dry was a bit frustrating. I got it down to almost nothing but never totally dry. This stuff did the job. Works really well. I was working outside but caught a whiff of the cement now and then. Make sure you ventilate properly.
PVC GLUE
Would RecommendTHIS PRODUCT IS WELL WOTH IT. USED IT ON PVC AT HOUSE AND WORKED GREAT.
Glue-Wear gloves
Oatey is the only glue we use, never fails. We use when it is wet or dry and the fittings that are glued never fails.
Know your local code.
Inexpensive, strong, saturated pvc well, and user-friendly.
