Truck bed liner coatings?

[kaylward]

Has anyone ever lined a pond, or researched lining a pond with the same material used for spray in pickup truck bed liners?
It seems like an ideal material in strength, finish, durability and UV stability. I'm sure it would be very easy to spray on for construction, and just as easy to scrub down with a pressure washer if it needed a major clean out. It would probably be easy to patch too. But I can't imagine what it would take to put a hole in it to begin with.
Seems to me, the only two factors that may be a draw back (I'm not sure of either) would be cost and chemical properties for toxicity.
If anyone has any more information, please respond to this post. TY

 

[Muske]

A lady on AC has used it to line a galvanised tank. It looks good and has held up thus far w/o any probs. to the fish. Don't know how it would hold up in a free form style, may crack if warped or twists.

 

[shells-n-scales]

If they can use for shrimp tanks, you can use it on fish I think...

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

 

[Tjend]

try some epoxy thats non toxic to fish go to homedepot or lowes and look at their concrete slash epoxy area