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Hi all ,

Have a slight weeping leak on the underside of where soil pipe meets the tee join (seems like a little gap), at bottom ,after toilet upstairs is flushed ,highlighted area is in yellow leaking.

Hard to remove it seems tight , can I just get away with putting some ct1, fernox lsx or polypipe gap filling cement around gap at bottom of the join around where tee meets soil pipe as a permanent fix?

And if so what one would be best to use ?

Thanks.in advance for any help :)
 

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let it dry out then warm with hair dryer warm not hot, wait 1o mins then give the joint a wipe with sovent weld.
 
Hi cjg, thanks for response , would the solvent weld make it watertight? I thought that was just for gluing the pipes together ?


Would I be better with something like LSX joint compound or CT1,pipe gap filler cement?


Thank you 👍
 
yes sorry i was just talking to some one about solvent weld, and on hear at the same time ooooops!!!!
what a sillly boy i am ,,, yes plumbers gold or sim should do the job...
 

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