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huig · 11/09/2017, 06:51 AM

I wonder if this can be used on a marine tank?

I know it can be used on fresh water tanks. This is normally used for pond and water storage tank construction.
Something like Impermax

I m building a 4000 l plywood tank. The bottom and sides are coated with several layers of glass fiber and epoxy.
I made the misstake to add internal bracing in the corners. It is impossible to coat this without air bubbles.

Thanks

11/09/2017, 06:51 AM	#1
huig Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: belgium Posts: 272	One-part polyurethane on plywood tank? I wonder if this can be used on a marine tank? I know it can be used on fresh water tanks. This is normally used for pond and water storage tank construction. Something like Impermax I m building a 4000 l plywood tank. The bottom and sides are coated with several layers of glass fiber and epoxy. I made the misstake to add internal bracing in the corners. It is impossible to coat this without air bubbles. Thanks __________________ The metric system is the tool of the devil! My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that's the way I likes it Current Tank Info: 100 g soft reef, 100 g and 120 g Mediterranean tanks, 400 g deepwater reef, 1000 g FOWLR in the making