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Title: any difference between the orange and the grey glue?
Post by: playatwork007 on October 04, 2024, 08:42:28 AM
Hi, Is there any difference between the orange and the grey glue when used for furnace exhaust vent? Thanks?
Title: Re: any difference between the orange and the grey glue?
Post by: Admin on October 04, 2024, 10:20:17 AM
I think that orange label can is still the grey glue meant for PVC (65°C). We usually use this with furnace venting.

They may have changed their packaging although using an orange label is kind of confusing.

The orange glue is meant for CPVC (90°).  We usually use this with boiler venting.

I would just make sure the can says PVC or CPVC, depending on what you are installing.

Don't forget to use the clear or purple primer when working in 0°C weather.
Title: Re: any difference between the orange and the grey glue?
Post by: rmuntz on October 15, 2024, 10:06:53 AM