How to patch a hole in a toilet waste pipe?

[Nikileaks]

Hi folks, I’ve (until now, successfully...) done all the first fix plumbing on my newly configured bathroom in my flat only to notice that I’ve somehow put a tiny hole (maybe 3 or 4mm wide) in the flexible toilet waste pipe I installed. The floor is now tiled (underfloor heating, cement board etc) and I don’t think I’m going to have access to replace the pipe without destroying a serious amount of work...
Can anyone recommend anything I might be able to use to fix this hole? Has anyone had success fixing a similar pipe before?
(I’m aware there are threads on fixing pipes, but I’ve not seen any about fixing concertina waste pipes...
What sort of % success rate / how durable is it likely to be?
Would really appreciate any advice! Cheers
Nick

 

[gmartine]

I'd just clean the area and put a blob of epoxy adhesive like Araldite on it, that should be fairly permanent.

 

[PETE 123]

might be rats mice i would clean with meths and put silicone on top.

 

[Ben-gee]

Don’t be silly, just remove it and pipe it in rigid pipe - do it properly or you will regret it later.

 

[SimonG]

If you cant access that flexi to change it then you've done something wrong. What happens down the road if the seals go?

 

[townfanjon]

Horrible things them .

 

[J murton]

Temp fix blob of ct1 until you get a new pan connector.

 

[gmartine]

I'd say he isn't going to be digging this flexi up and replacing it anytime soon.

 

[J murton]

If it’s not an option to dig out at all and it’s not rats\mice then ct1 will do the job in my opinion. Smear it across and hope you don’t have pests!!