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Bob wrote:
So my question is .................. given I can not use "the best" tank material availible, I am looking seriously at plywood and epoxy for a 25 gallon tank. What I have read from our experts is it will either crack or start to smell becuase epoxy just does that. Huh! Done properly, epoxy/glass tank works just fine. A 25 gallon tank is relatively small. I wouldn't waste time with a plywood core. I built a 65 gallon tank for my boat using 4 layers of 24 Oz double bias glass and epoxy. You could use 17 OZ double bias glass for your tank. Build with a clean out port in top of tank (mine is about 12x16), held in place with screws. Line the interior of the tank with two (2) coats of "tank resin". Build the tank with two (2) dip tubes for pump out. It simplifies the plumbing. Good luck. Lew |
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