What can I use to clean up purple primer?
Unfortunately once purple primer comes into contact with any material, the affect is permanent.
Harvey™ Clear Primer
Harvey™ Clear Primer
Harvey™ Clear Primer
Harvey™ Clear Primer
Harvey™ Clear Primer
Harvey™ Clear Primer
Harvey™ 8 oz. Clear Primer
Harvey™ Clear Primer is a professional-grade clear primer formulated for use on all schedules and classes of CPVC and PVC pipe and fittings. For more than 75 years, Harvey™ has offered a wide variety of products for the plumbing sector.
UPC: 078864190106
Part #: 019010-24
Technical Resources (6)
Technical Resources (6)
Key Features
Key Features
- Meets ASTM F 656.
- Low VOC, high performance solvent cement meets California South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) 1168/316A or BAAQMD Method 40 and other environmental requirements
- Removes surface dirt, grease and grime, as well as softens the pipe surface to allow a fast, secure solvent weld
Specifications
Specifications
| Size: | 8 oz. |
| Weight: | 0.6 lb. |
| Color: | Clear |
| Material: | Primer-Cleaner |
| Brand: | Harvey |
| Maximum Application Temperature °F: | 110 |
| Maximum Application Temperature °C: | 43 |
| Product Type: | Primer |
| Maximum Use Temperature °F: | 200 |
Available in 5 Variations
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Harvey™ Gallon Clear Primer
[UPC] 078864190403
[Part #] 019040
Size: 1 gal.
Weight: 7.85 lb.
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Harvey™ 16 oz. Clear Primer
[UPC] 078864190205
[Part #] 019020-12
Size: 16 oz.
Weight: 1.21 lb.
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Harvey™ 32 oz. Clear Primer
[UPC] 078864190304
[Part #] 019030-12
Size: 32 oz.
Weight: 2.333 lb.
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Harvey™ 4 oz. Clear Primer
[UPC] 078864190007
[Part #] 019000-24
Size: 4 oz.
Weight: 0.354 lb.
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Harvey™ 8 oz. Clear Primer
[UPC] 078864190106
[Part #] 019010-24
Size: 8 oz.
Weight: 0.6 lb.
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FAQs
How do I remove Tamper Proof Lids off Cleaner and Primer cans?
We have posted a direction sheet for this process on our website in the technical bulletin and FAQ sections.
What should I do if there is a taste and odor in the CPVC water lines shortly after installation, how can I solve these issues?
Oatey cements and primers have outside lab approval for lines that carry drinking water (NSF). The plumbing system carrying the water should be drained by first shutting the water off at the water meter, which is most commonly found in the basement on the front wall facing the street. If you have a home on slab, it should be in the mechanical room with the furnace and water heater. Open all faucet valves and allow the interior piping system to air dry overnight. This will allow most of the remaining vapors from the cement and primer to dissipate and escape, air movement is a huge plus.
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