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On Jul 18, 11:23*am, "Meindert Sprang"
wrote: A friend of mine and I did exactly that. We built a very odd shaped plywood (15mm) tank of about 200 liters (appr. 50 gallon). We inserted a few bulkheads for structural strength, put fillets in all corners and painted the inside with special epoxy paint for fresh water tanks. We used no glass. The top is removable and sealed with rubber. I’ve been toying with the idea of making water tanks for my boat but was dubious about using epoxy as a lining. I didn’t think it would be safe enough for drinking water. So what is this paint you have used? Is it safe to drink the water ? Does it affect the taste of the water? Mike. |
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