I might be able to get my tank over to my sliding glass doors for so afternoon sun but it will be a job! I will try that if the dehumid doesnt work.
MFK2009;4033948; said:Put it in the " SUN "
Roll it to a window or sit in door of garage
Stand tank on its end so it sticks up 8 ft or whatever in the air, with
some dolly wheels under it so its easier to move around.
The LR will heat right up, you will smell it, when you take it out of the sun
and cool down it will be a hard surface coating.
Phoned LR and was told the radiation in sun cures the surface, I was really surprised as to the difference a few hours in sun made.
If it is a PITA to move the tank to the SUN...then move the SUN to the tank...Get some full length mirrors from the rooms of your house and direct the SUNlight to the tank...BadOleRoss;4034248; said:I might be able to get my tank over to my sliding glass doors for so afternoon sun but it will be a job! I will try that if the dehumid doesnt work.
Just be careful when you set them up...I have seen grown men hit their knees with a face full of SUN off a mirror!!BadOleRoss;4036555; said:I do have 2 large 80x30 mirrors and was giving that some thought. Guess I'll have to do it....
bigcol;4017146; said:Try to find some of this stuff http://www.antel-uk.co.uk/tds/as01.html that will work to seal any gap 1st then appply the liquid rubbber, it should hold. If you can find it in your area then these guys might shiphope it helps and good luck dude
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BadOleRoss;4027976; said:Liquid Rubber will not stick to silicone. It will not even cure on silicone much less give you a seal. Silicone also does not stick well to liquid rubber! Silicone sticks a little to LR but it can be easily pulled off.