What to do When the Cement Lining in Ductile Iron Pipe is Damaged

Nearly every pipe manufactured by McWane Ductile comes lined with cement to ensure its longevity over decades of service. When installed, the lining may become damaged through rough pipe handling, required field cuts, or other unforeseen events. No need to worry! Damaged cement lining in Ductile iron pipe is easily repaired. A few basic tools, a small amount of NSF-approved cement, and some brush-on topcoat are all you need. In this video Jeff Houser takes you through the process step by step, shows you the tools to use, and explains where to find the right materials to complete the repair correctly.
For additional information, please check out Jeff's blog on the topic on our website:
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[@WilliamAshleyOnline]

He's good.

[@McWaneDuctilePipe]

Thanks for the compliment.

[@dagnutube4139]

Dear Jeff do you have another methodology of maintenances by Epoxy residual.

[@McWaneDuctilePipe]

No. This is the repair method we suggest. Thanks for watching.

[@vivacehome1]

Dear Jeff do you have a factory in South East Asia?

[@McWaneDuctilePipe]

No, we do not have a factory in South East Asia. Thanks for your question.

[@vivianferchaw3325]

Yeah whatever!

[@McWaneDuctilePipe]

Thanks for watching

[@vivianferchaw3325]

If you were good you would have cut a straight edge before doing the repairs.Its a lot cheaper to buy a roll of plastic cut a little piece and apply tape!

[@McWaneDuctilePipe]

Thanks for watching