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		<title>By: Cylver</title>
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		<description>I just saw an episode of &quot;This Old House&quot;, where they were doing something with PVC moldings.  (They were actually making their own, and didn&#039;t show it being installed)

Perhaps that&#039;s what you got?

If it is, some PVC cement from over in the plumbing section ought to work.  Test it on some of the scraps you have left over.  Otherwise, I&#039;d go for overkill with two-part epoxy.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just saw an episode of &#8220;This Old House&#8221;, where they were doing something with PVC moldings.  (They were actually making their own, and didn&#8217;t show it being installed)</p>
<p>Perhaps that&#8217;s what you got?</p>
<p>If it is, some PVC cement from over in the plumbing section ought to work.  Test it on some of the scraps you have left over.  Otherwise, I&#8217;d go for overkill with two-part epoxy.</p>
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