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Posted by: thebersrkr at Wed Feb 2 18:31:19 2011 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by thebersrkr ] I have built several enclosures using this method. The biggest had a pond that was seven foot by five foot by two feet deep. I got the original idea from a site called garf.com Not sure if it is still around anymore, but you can try a google search for it. A few tricks I have learned to make them are to have a really good structure to support your plywood. Have two layers of plywood instead of just one and ensure the seems run opposite directions. Fill any cracks with liquid nails or gorilla glue before you put down your fiberglass resin. You really only need the actual fiberglass cloth in the corners. Put down one strip work it at tight into the corners as you can and then let the resin cure for 24 hours. Lightly sand it and then apply another layer. Three layers has always worked fine for me. After the last layer get a good two part swimming pool epoxy paint and put two layers of that down. After both layers have dried I take window silicone and put a light coat in all the corners and let them dry. It usually take about a month or so for me to build one, but I haven't had any problems with any of them leaking since I figured out this method. If you have any questions feel free to email at thebersrkr@yahoo.com Good luck [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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