Plastic Welding RV Holding Tank Repair, DIY with a Plastic Welding Iron Kit

[@carlycfs]

Superb no-nonsense, straight to the point, helpful hands-on demonstration of the item !! Good job man !!

[@MB-ke9mi]

Great video, not overly long, yet useful and still entertaining to watch.

[@ll1881ll]

Your videos are awesome. And the sound quality is fantastic because you’re using a quality microphone.

[@foodboy767]

Well done, very straightforward and comprehensive. Thank you!

[@darkredrage]

Great video. Good job editing and narration.

[@IndigenousPathways]

Welcome back to YT. Nice to see you posting videos again. Thanks.

[@RVBoondocking]

Thanks, yes it's been awhile. Been spending too much time working on a book. It was fun to pick up the camera for a change!

[@ricksonherman9820]

Thank you it's very helpful, I got a plastic water tank that has a long crack from the lower side I'm gonna try and weld it now.

[@Localframer801]

Looks good. Thanks for the info.

[@elphabalagarfunkel6085]

Thanks for this. Great tutorial.

[@jamieomalley9615]

Thank you for the instructions! I am going to give this a try with a plastic weld to the side of black water tank!

[@blackfish7163]

Thanks for this!

[@lincoleman9111]

Thanks , I think you training is very good and I cant afford to hire someone...so, I think I will be able to fix my tanks myself now :)

[@pt4826]

Very weld done......

[@asbestosfiber]

Your respirator information is absolutely wrong. A P100 cartridge is designed to filter out physical particles, not chemical vapors. you want a cartridge designed to filter out organic vapors. 3M's website, as well as many other places online have selection guides. That will direct you to the cartridge suitable for what you are doing. Yes there is smoke during plastic welding, and a P100 will filter out the smoke particles, but the chemical vapors will go right through it.

[@wilnstevenson5957]

Can the plastic welder be used on even tanks that can be glued? How does one figure out what type of tank(s) they have?

[@andrewlenhill]

Hell ya thanks for the video

[@RVBoondocking]

You're welcome!

[@codygilstrap9005]

Great how-to video! One question though, how do you tell what material your black tank or grey tank or water tank are made of? Would the same welding rods work on a black tank as it would on a fresh water tank? Is it a regulated industry standard that all fresh water tanks are made with one material while all black-water tank is made with another, and yet the grey another? Keep these vids coming!

[@TheSshadow7]

Very helpful video. Has the repair held up so far?

[@RVBoondocking]

TheSshadow7 Yes, no leaks, weld still looks solid, thanks!

[@parkerazz4385]

AZ native

[@tomzhang8675]

Has the repair failed u so far?

[@dadgad1046]

That is the same kit Horrible Freight sells for $15.99

[@RVBoondocking]

Thanks for the tip