PVC Primer, 1/2 pt Metal Can P-75„¢ Wet 'R Dry„¢ Series Low VOC
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The PVC Primer P‑75™ Wet ’R Dry™ Series (½ pint metal can) is a high‑performance preparation solvent designed to clean, soften, and prime PVC pipe and fitting surfaces prior to solvent cement application. This primer removes dirt, grease, oils, and surface oxidation, allowing the solvent cement to form a strong, consistent, watertight bond when solvent welded.
Formulated with a low‑VOC (volatile organic compound) composition, P‑75™ Wet ’R Dry™ reduces airborne emissions while maintaining aggressive perfomance. Its reliable wet‑out and rapid evaporation characteristics make it ideal for both above‑ground and underground PVC plumbing installations.
PVC Primer P‑75™ Wet ’R Dry™ Series (½ pint metal can) Compatibility
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Designed for use with PVC pipe and fittings prior to solvent cement application.
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Works with standard PVC solvent cements and adhesives for both pool, spa, and irrigation plumbing.
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Suitable for Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 PVC.
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Ideal precursor for solvent‑welded joints on general plumbing systems.
Frequently asked questions
How do I confirm the size of this fitting?
PVC is sized by nominal pipe size, which does not match the physical measurement - 2 inch pipe measures about 2.375 inches across the outside. Measure the outside diameter of your pipe and compare it with the specification above rather than measuring the inside.
What is the part number for this fitting?
Bond lists this fitting under part number 10250. Quote 10250 when you cross-reference against your equipment manual, an existing part, or a parts diagram, so you are comparing the same revision.
What is the difference between slip and threaded connections?
Slip connections are solvent welded with primer and cement to make a permanent joint. Threaded connections use tape or sealant and can be taken apart later, which is why they are used where equipment may need to be removed for service.
How do I confirm this fits my equipment?
Match the part number stamped on the component you are replacing, or look it up in the parts list for your Bond equipment. If your model or serial number is not named on this page, send it to us before you order and we will confirm the fit.
Is Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 right for my job?
Schedule 40 handles typical residential pool plumbing. Schedule 80 has thicker walls and a higher pressure rating and is used in commercial installations and on the discharge side of high-head systems. The two share the same outside diameters, so they connect to each other.
Is there a warranty on this fitting?
It carries the standard Bond manufacturer warranty. The terms are set by Bond, and on some equipment the coverage only applies when a licensed professional performs the installation. Keep the receipt and packaging until you have confirmed correct operation.