Leak-B-Gone Plumbing PVC Pipe Leak Repair Rings 3/4" - Pack of 10

One of my lines backed out of a T-coupling 1/4" which caused a leak. I cemented two repair rings against the coupling and the leak is fixed. Without the rings I would have needed to do lots of digging in a very tight space to expose enough line to cut and replace. For me the cost of the rings is absolutely worth the ease and convenience.

Was afraid I’d have to cut the water line to repair the leak. But no! One ring to control them (leaks) all.

Tried it 2 times and did not work. I used as directed, maybe it's more for irrigation type water lines.

Didn’t work for me, but it may for youVariables include remaining cement/primer, PVC irregularitiesTry to avoid by sanding joints to a smooth movement while testing

This little item was a little pricey, but priceless to me, who dreaded the thought of tearing apart my whole manifold all for a seeping T joint. Fixed the problem. Just be sure to clean the area by very lightly sanding, to get rid of old glue, etc. Make sure no glue or sandpaper residue is present after cleaning. I washed after prep, and let dry really well before applying this ring.

Worked great for sealing the leak in our sprinkler line.

The product fixed my leak and worked just as advertised. I had no issues sealing the ring as some others mentioned. It went together easily and did what I needed it to.

Stopped leaks as advertised.