cubsfan
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Originally Posted by reefkprZ
my girlfriend looked at it says put it in the yard put a pump in it and throw a goldfish or koi in it. (honestly she wants to know it if thats the bottom or side your showing.) I'm semi lost why would you use masonry paint on wood? why would you use textured masonry paint on wood? why wouldnt you just use marine resin?
actually the photo is from above the box. the darker blue you see is the drylock and where its lighter is the water inside. The box in the last picture is only about a 20 gallon tank made from some scrap pieces i had laying around. If shes talking about the first pictures its also from above, so its the bottom, back and sides (72" x 48"). The idea of using drylock came from phixers having me google the 1122.08 gallon project. The guy who built the tank there used drylock and its held for a year now.
any other questions please ask. We are all learning as it goes along.
p.s. no leak yet as of this morning
my girlfriend looked at it says put it in the yard put a pump in it and throw a goldfish or koi in it. (honestly she wants to know it if thats the bottom or side your showing.) I'm semi lost why would you use masonry paint on wood? why would you use textured masonry paint on wood? why wouldnt you just use marine resin?
actually the photo is from above the box. the darker blue you see is the drylock and where its lighter is the water inside. The box in the last picture is only about a 20 gallon tank made from some scrap pieces i had laying around. If shes talking about the first pictures its also from above, so its the bottom, back and sides (72" x 48"). The idea of using drylock came from phixers having me google the 1122.08 gallon project. The guy who built the tank there used drylock and its held for a year now.
any other questions please ask. We are all learning as it goes along.
p.s. no leak yet as of this morning