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boy96792

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Has anyone ever heard of this Product I'm thinking of trying it out It say safe for fish ponds so i'm thinking would it be safe for a plywood tank? if anyone knowsabout it let me know.


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Liquid Rubber®
EPDM


The Worlds only EPDM Rubber in Liquid Form





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EPDM Offers the Best Protection Currently Available

One Coat Covers up to 46 sq ft/gal with a 20 mil Thick Coat

Applies Like Paint to Form a 100% Seamless Membrane

Two Component System (Included)




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DESCRIPTION: Liquid Rubber® is a two component Liquid EPDM Rubber which has been formulated to produce a seamless roofing and waterproofing membrane (when properly catalyzed) having the weathering and performance characteristics of an EPDM single-ply sheet.

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USES: To coat most metals,Steel and Aluminum Roofs(directly without primers), sheet rubber, plastics, and urethane foam.
Excellent for waterproofing concrete roof decks and roof tiles. Can be applied directly to primed plywood and lumber. Can be used to line fish ponds. Liquid Rubber® is also a very effective coating for steel especially where it is exposed to salt environment.
Do not use over asphalt or silicone rubber caulks. Silicone rubber must first be removed and replaced with butyl rubber caulk. Fish ponds can be lined with Liquid Rubber®. The concrete must first be thoroughly cleaned and dried. If the concrete is porous it should first be primed with a primer.</B> The EPDM rubber is safe for fish. Allow the rubber to cure a minimum of 1 week (at temperatures of 70ºF or higher) before filling.
Concrete and Wooden Water Tanks can also be lined with Liquid Rubber. Porous Concrete should first be coated with a primer.</B> Untreated wood should first be treated with an oil base sealer. Allow rubber to cure a minimum of 1 week (at temperatures of 70ºF or higher) before adding water.


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APPLICATION: Air atomize or airless spray, roller, squeegee or brush. A combination of methods may be most effective. For example, on a flat roof: pour serpentine bead of material from pail; distribute with squeegee, finish with short nap roller to press air out of cracks and even out the wet film.

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COLORS:White, black, gray. Custom colors are available at an additional charge. Custom color orders require a minimum 100 gallon order.

COLORITYOURSELF</B></B>You can custom color the rubber yourself by taking the white liquid rubber to a paint store and having colorant added. (Maximum 3 oz colorant per gallon)

PACKAGING:One and five gallon containers.
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  • Long-term durability
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Basically just the same as EPDM rubber roofing. I have thought about using it a couple of different times, but never followed through. Try it out and give us your thoughs. As far as "fish safe", I would think you would have to test it to be sure, but if the regular rolls are OK, then I wouldn't see why this would be any different.
 
This stuff doesn't have any adhesives in it though. So it will leave a liner in place that water can get behind if there are any exposed seams. I think the Bluemax is better...same kind of stuff, but with strong adhesive properties too.

So, it sounds like on a verticle surface, this stuff would just fall off if there was no water pressure holding it.
 
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