[TheForge] repair of a structural foam stock/utility tank.

Thu Jul 17 11:56:00 2003

Fiberglass and resin is about the only way, the tank is made from
polyurethane foam, you might be successful with some spray foam in a can,
but glass and resin is a sure fire seal.  We do allot of boat repair around
here http://www.pororfordoregon.com and you will see why.  most if it is
done with structural polyurethane foam, and layers of fiberglass, and
polyester resin.

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Subject: Re: [TheForge] repair of a structural foam stock/utility tank.

> pool liner???
> Ray Miller
> Cincinnati
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> > From: "terry l. ridder" <[email protected]>
> > Date: 2003/07/16 Wed PM 09:37:49 EDT
> > To: [email protected]
> > Subject: [TheForge] repair of a structural foam stock/utility tank.
> >
> > hello;
> >
> > i have a 300 gallon rubbermaid stock/utility tank that i use to derust
> > large objects. it has developed a crack in the sidewall. the
> > stock/utility tank is made out of structural foam. i would like to
> > repair the tank if at all possible. has anyone ever repaired on of these
> > types of stock/utility tank? i would like to hear some ideas about
> > repairing it. i have searched the internet and did not find anything
> > useful.
> >
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> > Terry L. Ridder ><>
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