Seems to good to be true!!!!!!!

[demetri1k]

Could this be used for a plywood tank build
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rust-Ole...pray-Kit-274232/204216476#product_description


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[BigFinn]

That's would be perfect but I wouldn't trust it forever I would still have something else behind it to back it up.


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[FuriousFish]

That's would be perfect but I wouldn't trust it forever I would still have something else behind it to back it up.


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+1 but maybe if you did multiple coats of this stuff it would hold longer...


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[FuriousFish]

Probably IS too good to be true...


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[demetri1k]

Well im gunna pick up a can to coat my skim and surfboards but maybe ill try it out on a card board box or make a mini wood tank.


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[Dan F]

At $20 a can it seems like it might end up costing as much or more than Pond Armor or Wetsuit....

 

[cali~budfish]

That demo sold me. I must have rust-oleum never wet!!

 

[doomiedee]

I think that demo sold me too. My question is it going to be fish safe.


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[Reedmaster16]

At $20 a can it seems like it might end up costing as much or more than Pond Armor or Wetsuit....

That is what I was thinking. Cant imagine you'll get much coverage/bang for your buck with individual aerosol cans.

 

[demetri1k]

That is what I was thinking. Cant imagine you'll get much coverage/bang for your buck with individual aerosol cans.

In the description it said 1 kit covers 10-15 sqrft


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