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richardhmc

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I got a sump from the swap. It has two drilled holes on the bottom side which I would like to plug up. What would be the best way?

Pics below Thanks! I was thinking about using a pvc cap, or a bulkhead of some sort.
 

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masterswimmer

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I would use two bulkheads with plugs in case you will use those holes sometime in the future. That's how I plugged my sump


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Be aware, trying to patch the holes with a piece of glass or acrylic and silicone is asking for a flood. Silicone is not the appropriate adhesive when working with acrylic. You can use Weldon for acrylic to acrylic (don't use glass).

I agree with smoq though. Much better solution.

Russ
 

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yea unfortunately in my experience no home depot ,lowes plumbing supply or hardware store sells them and if you ask they look at you like you have 6 heads. Best bet is probably look online but they are not too cheap. IF anyone knows a good place to get cheap ones put me on!
 

richardhmc

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yea unfortunately in my experience no home depot ,lowes plumbing supply or hardware store sells them and if you ask they look at you like you have 6 heads. Best bet is probably look online but they are not too cheap. IF anyone knows a good place to get cheap ones put me on!

haha you shoulda seen the look on their face when I asked them for eggcrate. The guy goes "egg. crate. eggcrate?"
 

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