I need to connect latest drain to old one where it comes out of the out-side wall. All I have to work with (without cutting out bricks) is the inside of the old pipe. The internal size of the old pipe is 37mm, the external new size is 36.5mm. The easiest way would seem to slide the new pipe into the existing. Is there a good filler/solvent that would fit the bill ?
1970s Bathroom basin wall outlet pipe to modern size
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If both pipes are ABS, UPVC or MUPVC then this'll do the trick;
http://www.plasticdrainage.co.uk/clear-solvent-cement-gap-filler
http://www.plasticdrainage.co.uk/clear-solvent-cement-gap-filler
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Slide the new pipe into existing??? Great idea...
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