i have looked at the rhino liner web site, they have an industrial application for potable water tanks. just wanted to see your guys opinions on this. i think it would sure be easy to get tank sprayed by an applicator. would glass seal to this? i don't know what the cost would be though. does anybody?
any one ever use rhino liner to seal a plywood tank?
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Rhinoliner is NSF-50 (warm-water pools & spas) and NSF-61 (potable water) compliant. It readily bonds to wood and is resistant to waste products. The only restrictions may be that you must use Hi-Chem Rhinoliner for any application requiring constant immersion and you have to check on the amount of flex/warp the plywood will have under pressure since Rhinoliner has limited stretch properties. Good luck. Keep us posted on this project.