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Holding/Water Tank Repair - Latitude 28 - 01-09-2025

All,
I came across this article  and read with great interest as I have pretty much been resolved to think our Polyethylene tanks aren't repairable.  In this article they use West Systems G/Flex 655 to repair a cracked holding tank.  I have not used this method but have committed this to my memory bank for future possibilities.

https://www.rvtravel.com/flexible-holding-tank-repair-material-easy-to-apply-and-it-works-rvt-1123/?fbclid=IwY2xjawHtLQ5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHcm3z0i1cNBNJI0XtZgSmcYrC4RP8bUUsJcFgssU2DjtFWk74dwGaimTcw_aem_ML5_MNYO2-GouTTmsO4FWg


RE: Holding/Water Tank Repair - arcticdude - 01-10-2025

For smaller leaks or fittings, Loctite makes a glue that bonds to polyethylene tanks. It works quite well.

I glued the output fitting on a 120gal water tank that held up for several years while I had that coach.


RE: Holding/Water Tank Repair - Gnawrocki1 - 01-11-2025

I have not had any issues, but there is a lot of videos out there showing how to plastic weld polyethene plastic as it is a thermoplastic.  

Tools don't seem too expensive either