by the time its rotted out....you would have gotten rid of the thing anyway.....
If it was really a problem, people would not make plywood tanks.
If it was really a problem, people would not make plywood tanks.
my plywood tank build
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if the drylok DOESN'T hold the water in we'll have a much larger problem than if it does...so I'm shooting it golding it in personally.....
laura65536;1336751; said:
If it makes you feel better, my 600 gallon with drylok on hardi is still watertight after a year. As long as everything was done right you should be ok. Your seems do make me nervous though. I would use more strips of hardi to go over the seems like TFG, and use lots of sillicone.
well I was planning on doing just that, with the hardi board over the seams, and we have 2 cases of silicone I think, however, if at all possible, I'm going to sell this before I have the time to get it done now...I'm still going to be working on it as much as I can, but I REALLY need some extra money right now, so if I can sell it, I will....
I've got to pay the bills somehow, or there won't be a house to build it in 
hopefully that isn't what has to happen, out of everything I'm selling I want to get rid of my fish the least, but if they'll sell, I guess I have to...
hopefully that isn't what has to happen, out of everything I'm selling I want to get rid of my fish the least, but if they'll sell, I guess I have to...
nothing better then building a tank selling it to someone else and then make a better one for yourself with the knowledge you gained from the first one. just pray the first one holds up.i built a 300 gal plywood epoxyfiberglass 10 years ago and it still holds water.
