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Author:  ecosys [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:11 ]
Post subject:  Waterproofing &/or Sealing

I've come out of the shadows of lurkdom cos I have inherited an old *stock trough* that I'd like to use to get me going...

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Author:  ecosys [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:14 ]
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Problem is the enamel is chipped and I have read somewhere that bitumen paint (non petroleum!?) can be used, if so are there toxic or non toxic to fish ones?

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:14 ]
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looks like there is a fair bit missing...
It might be better to just line it .
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Author:  gnash06 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:18 ]
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I wouldn't worry myself, Are you using it for a growbed or tank?

Author:  ecosys [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:19 ]
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would like to use it for a tank, line it with what?

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:30 ]
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www.antiquebaths.com.au

whoow they look alright, bit flash for an AP system

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:32 ]
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pond liner for food grade. Maybe, sure it wouldn't cost more than 30 bucks

Author:  ecosys [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:35 ]
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this tub is repaired/non-leaking crack, I need a very low cost 1st system to justify the process and further expense

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:40 ]
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cool looks like it will do the job.
just get some water in there and go!
if you think there may be some risk to your health in some way, you can always have the water tested by the local water authority, they do it cheap here if you ask the right questions

Author:  ecosys [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:44 ]
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have access to water tank safe bitumen paint, was wanting to know if it would be toxic to fish

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:49 ]
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eco-
Can not amswer that with out knowing the compound
and additives , does it have an MSDS?

Author:  emsjoflo [ Apr 3rd, '07, 21:50 ]
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can't hurt to try

Author:  ecosys [ Apr 3rd, '07, 22:05 ]
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C1, found one @ http://www.davco.com.au/pdf/16013.pdf

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 22:15 ]
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eco- though you said you had access to one, I could have given you a few.

Author:  creative1 [ Apr 3rd, '07, 22:26 ]
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just looking at the data says to cure for 2 weeks at 20c and then thoroughly rinse not for enclosed areas, did you see that?
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