I am making a plywood tank, I'm wondering how well the drylock stuff works, I did a search on it, and I see a lot of people suggesting it, but not anyone that has actually used it...I'm fiberglassing the whole inside, but it is with polyester resin, not epoxy resin, so I was wondering if the drylock would stick to it or not since it says it's for concrete...do I need to rough up the fiberglass to get it to stick on or what? just not looking forward to almost 400 gallons of water in my living room so any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks.
drylock in a plywood tank
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do not use drylock with fiberglass Drylock is a masonry sealer and needs to be apllied to a masonry surface the people that use it line the inside of the tank with concrete board tile backer and then seal the concrete board with the drylock I would go with pondarmour if I was you