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If it's just a hairline crack, I think it can still be repaired by bonding it with heavy duty superglue, Gorilla glue, of a Flex seal. Most of the repair work needs to be done from the inside. Clamp it well to meld the pieces together. This may only be a temporary solution until you can buy a new rainbarrel.  The repaired crack may not be able to sustain the pressure for a long time just like a new one. 

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