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| Author: | mr water [ Oct 28th, '16, 09:41 ] |
| Post subject: | Expanded foam |
Hey guys, I'm going to mold a tapered drain into the RFF im building, to make the waste drain easier. I've heard 'black waterfall' or something like that is fish safe but I can't find it local.. I've also heard most of the others use arsenic in their construction. So.. dont really want to use them. Has anyone used some before? I could always coat it with pure silicone to proof it but I would still worry about the arsenic content if the silicone wasn't a perfect seal.. Thanks guys! Trent |
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| Author: | dstjohn99 [ Oct 28th, '16, 23:35 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Expanded foam |
Try this or similar. This one says fish safe. There are others available too. I searched pond foam and got several hits. |
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| Author: | dstjohn99 [ Oct 28th, '16, 23:39 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Expanded foam |
Try this or similar. This one says fish safe. There are others available too. I searched pond foam and got several hits. |
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| Author: | mr water [ Nov 3rd, '16, 22:14 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Expanded foam |
How strange! I never got the notification of a reply. So sorry I never replied. Thank you Thank you, I found this one by aquatec ![]() Hopefully this sticks ok to the plastic drum! I will post a picture in my system thread if it does work |
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