Need advice for Rain Barrel repair

[rbeau30]

A better option?

OOOOOOOOOOoooooooo.......hhhhhh I can has one?

Pickle Jug or something right?

[buffalobo]

A better option?

Much.

[Wulf202]

Post on a whitewater kayaking forum, as durable as those kayaks are, I've seen some of them crack and I suspect they have crossed this bridge once or twice...

If you do this you will get an answer like mine

Jb weld cures and will crack off when the barrel flexes

goop or e6000 or aquarium glue will work and you might get a second season out of it.

Bondo will fall off immediately

[asmo]

Jb weld cures and will crack off when the barrel flexes

Just means your not using enough JB Weld.

[lostcolorado]

I don't think the plastic kayak repair will work on this. Maybe a sheet of fiberglass and some resin from the inside.

[Lex_Luthor]

Hypothetically:
THIS http://www.walmart.com/ip/Rubbermaid...ingMethod=p13n

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a hole saw drill bit

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some screen mesh

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a couple $5.00 or less garden spigots

=

less than what it would end up costing to fix and then replace your existing rain catcher.

[rbeau30]

Hypothetically:
THIS http://www.walmart.com/ip/Rubbermaid...ingMethod=p13n

+

a hole saw drill bit

+

some screen mesh

+

a couple $5.00 or less garden spigots

=

less than what it would end up costing to fix and then replace your existing rain catcher.

A guy I know (who lives in a place that you can have rain barrels. duhhh) bought some Rubbermaid Brute garbage cans and used a couple of these kits to daisy chain the barrels together at the bottom. http://www.amazon.com/EarthMinded-RB.../dp/B005CJFBJE

I have to wait for a picture of his system to post, but in order for it to look like some unobtrusive garbage cans he has on the side of his house, he got a green one for "yard waste", a blue one with a triangle arrow symbol for "recyclables", and a regular grey one for "trash". So that his yard doesn't look bad or anything.

[rbeau30]

A guy I know (who lives in a place that you can have rain barrels. duhhh) bought some Rubbermaid Brute garbage cans and used a couple of these kits to daisy chain the barrels together at the bottom. http://www.amazon.com/EarthMinded-RB.../dp/B005CJFBJE

I have to wait for a picture of his system to post, but in order for it to look like some unobtrusive garbage cans he has on the side of his house, he got a green one for "yard waste", a blue one with a triangle arrow symbol for "recyclables", and a regular grey one for "trash". So that his yard doesn't look bad or anything.

Finally, they took so long to get here from... a state that allows rain barrels where my buddy lives.