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I have a client here in San Diego that uses the method described above (a liner is installed in the pipe that gets permeated with some sort of epoxy mix). This epoxy/liner then basically creates a pipe within a pipe. This is being used in San Diego as the city's water and sewer lines deteriorate.
PS: no one else finds it ironic that Rex is discussing PVC leaks?
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