Rhino Lining For DIY Build

[PB2010]

Has anyone ever used Rhino Lining for their DIY aquarium build? Will it work??

 

[kevinfleming21]

I believe there are chemicals that are harmful even after curing in this product. I have never heard of anyone using it.

 

[BadOleRoss]

I think he is correct, not safe for the fishes!

 

[The1and only]

The company claims it is once fully cured. They even sell it to coat shrimp tanks.

http://www.rhinolinings.com/applications/spray_what/shrimp_tanks

 

[dfritschle]

This has been covered before.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=271690&highlight=rhino+lining


From http://www.rhinolinings.com/about/press_releases/01_24_2008

Hi-Chem™ 65D-PW (Potable Water)
Hi-Chem 65D-PW is a potable water-certified version of Rhino’s proven Hi-Chem lining. It provides excellent stability for immersion applications, and where high levels of chemical resistance are required to deliver superior corrosion protection. Hi-Chem 65D-PW is NSF 61 approved, and can be applied with either high or low pressure equipment. Hi-Chem 65D PW is specifically designed for use in potable water tanks and pipes, water softener tanks, reservoirs and water filtration systems. It is also approved and listed under NSF 50 for pool and spa applications. Typical applications using Rhino Hi-Chem™ 65D-PW include: potable water tanks, pipes, water softners, reservoirs, water filtration systems, pools and hot tubs.

and here is the product page http://www.rhinoliningsindustrial.com/products/polyurethane_and_polyurea/hi-chem_65d-pw/22/46

 

[Plum]

have had this done for a couple years.

use speedliner - much cheaper.