EPDM and rubber cement?

I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of joining
two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in Permalon
liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the folds.

Suggestions?

Lee

There is cement for EDPM. may be cheaper than tape

Roofing cement can be used if the fold is glued from the outside.

Jim

"Lee B." wrote in message
...
I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of
joining
two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in
Permalon
liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the folds.

Suggestions?

Lee

There is cement for EDPM. may be cheaper than tape

Roofing cement can be used if the fold is glued from the outside.

Jim

"Lee B." wrote in message
...
I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of
joining
two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in
Permalon
liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the folds.

Suggestions?

Lee

Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
There is cement for EDPM. may be cheaper than tape

Roofing cement can be used if the fold is glued from the outside.

Jim


use tire glue, EDPM is just a glorified inner tube

clean well and pretend its a huge tire patch


"Lee B." wrote in message
...

I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of

joining

two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in

Permalon

liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the folds.

Suggestions?

Lee







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Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
There is cement for EDPM. may be cheaper than tape

Roofing cement can be used if the fold is glued from the outside.

Jim


use tire glue, EDPM is just a glorified inner tube

clean well and pretend its a huge tire patch


"Lee B." wrote in message
...

I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of

joining

two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in

Permalon

liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the folds.

Suggestions?

Lee







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THANKS! I thought I'd be able to do something like that. If it fails, it's
not like I'm gonna lose the contents of the tank - it just won't look quite
as "tidy".

Lee

"KenCo" wrote in message
...
Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
There is cement for EDPM. may be cheaper than tape

Roofing cement can be used if the fold is glued from the outside.

Jim


use tire glue, EDPM is just a glorified inner tube

clean well and pretend its a huge tire patch


"Lee B." wrote in message
...

I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of

joining

two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead
of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in

Permalon

liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the
folds.

Suggestions?

Lee







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401-781-9642 cell 401-225-0556
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Shipping to legal states/countries only!
Permalon liners, Oase & Supreme Pondmaster pumps


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THANKS! I thought I'd be able to do something like that. If it fails, it's
not like I'm gonna lose the contents of the tank - it just won't look quite
as "tidy".

Lee

"KenCo" wrote in message
...
Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
There is cement for EDPM. may be cheaper than tape

Roofing cement can be used if the fold is glued from the outside.

Jim


use tire glue, EDPM is just a glorified inner tube

clean well and pretend its a huge tire patch


"Lee B." wrote in message
...

I need to secure the folds of a EPDM liner. This is NOT a matter of

joining

two pieces, just eliminating a flap. Can rubber cement be used instead
of
that expensive joining tape? If I had it all to do over, I would have
scrapped that new piece of EPDM in favor of a factory-made, drop-in

Permalon

liner . . . but I already had the EPDM. Now I have to deal with the
folds.

Suggestions?

Lee







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--
http://www.kencofish.com Ken Arnold,
401-781-9642 cell 401-225-0556
Importer/Exporter of Goldfish,Koi,rare Predators
Shipping to legal states/countries only!
Permalon liners, Oase & Supreme Pondmaster pumps


Linux (SuSE 8.2) user #329121
Please Note: No trees or animals were harmed in the
sending of this contaminant free message We do concede
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