Oatey All-Purpose Fast-Setting Medium Bodied Clear Plumbing Cement for ABS, PVC and CPVC Pipe

very good price %26 didn't need any more than that. no need in getting the larger size for a small project that the bigger stores carry because it usually dries up before ya need it again.

I think I bought every kind of pipe glue known to man and this is the best I've tried all of them, so far it has held up and I break a lot of water pipes old house

It's the better option, just enough to fix the problem and not sit around for years. That's the Walmart way, right, shopping smart to get ahead,

Well, haven't got to use it yet, but come tomorrow. I'm gonna get that darn pipe and fix that sink in my mother's back bathroom, if it's anything like the stuff I use that's already premised in a little can like that, it's awesome because I fixed my own leak in my house that I had down in Arkansas. And when the maintenance guy came, he said, what did you need me for and I said, well, because I'm on housing, I had to turn it into maintenance. And you had to come out even though I had fixed it, he goes well, there's nothing I can do here. Is it a case you done an awesome job, so yeah, cause anything like that? And I think it is this stuff you just gotta pre mix, I'll come back tomorrow and leave another reading.

I had to replace a sprinkler valve which required only 4 connection. Went to the big box stores and the smallest size they had was 8 ounces. Walmart size is 4 ounce and way cheaper. I make PVC joints about once every year. PVC cement don't last very long.

Buy online. It cost $4.?? Vs $11.?? In the store.

i like the fact that i can order anthing and it be here quickly and not worry about it

Applied to 40 schedule PVC. Cured fast and tested at 60lb pressure after hour.

Overall, this is a super reliable choice for plumbing projects. Being able to use one solvent cement across ABS, PVC, and CPVC is a huge convenience—no need to swap cans or keep multiple types on hand. The clear finish leaves a clean look, and once it cures, it holds strong with zero leaks. The only minor downside is just how fast "fast-setting" really is. You need to have your fittings prepped, aligned, and ready to go immediately, because once you join the pieces, you only have a matter of seconds to make adjustments before it grips tight. As long as you work quickly and keep the area well-ventilated, it's a solid product that gets the job done right.

Reason for three stars is….very difficult to open. Need a pair of vice grips and maybe then. I finally figured to punch a hole in it and use……..whatever.