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Default Homemade water tanks.

If you can get some sheet plastic the same as used in plastic plumbing pipes
then the sovent they use to join the pipes would give you a waterproof seal
on the tank seams.

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Hey folks, Scotty here.
What I am planning is some custom water tanks and such to be made to
fit inbetween two bulkheads. They will hold water for washing hands
and such, not necessarily drinking water. Any suggestions as to what
material and what adhesive/connectors to use to keep it watertight? I
was thinking some of that bathroom wall material they sell at Home
Depot, but would I use some kind of silicone, pvc cement, or would I
have to weld it, and if so, how?
Thanks for the input, Scotty



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