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Install and Glue New P-Trap

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Got a call for a cracked p-trap gotter done quick! Owner was happy! 👊 #diy #shorts #plumbing #tools

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What happens here

The new P-trap assembly is demonstrated being dry-fitted and then permanently installed. The presenter explicitly mentions using a "half-inch coupling" and "half-inch pipe" to extend the horizontal drain line as needed, before connecting to the new P-trap. A crucial instruction is given: "Make sure y'all use all weather PVC cement rated for 0 degrees," emphasizing the importance of selecting the right adhesive for cold environments. The video then shows the final assembly, with all components (new pipe section, coupling, P-trap) properly joined, ready for the "glued it up" stage. The purple primer residue is visible on the pipes, indicating proper surface preparation before cementing.

Goal: Securely install the new P-trap assembly with suitable extensions and cold-weather rated PVC cement.

Tools and materials

  • New PVC P-trap — The replacement P-trap to be installed
  • PVC coupling — To join sections of PVC pipe
  • PVC pipe — To extend the drain line and connect the P-trap
  • All-weather PVC cement — To create a strong, waterproof, and cold-resistant bond between PVC components
  • PVC primer — To clean and soften PVC surfaces for optimal bonding with cement. The purple color helps confirm application

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Cracked pipe underneath the deck. Time to get her done. Cracked right there. Go ahead and extend this out to here. This had some play on it. We're going to go ahead and fit this up. And I'm going to extend this out. We'll be good to go. 1/2 in coupling, 1/2 in pipe, P trap. Glued it up. Good to go.

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