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Default Plywood fuel tanks

I believe you'll do better if you coat the inside of the tanks with
fiberglass, using the epoxy resin. Had a friend build some tanks that way
and they served quite well. Sure, the expoxy is supposed to be a good
moisture barrier itself, but the added expense of the 'glass is well worth
it.

Dick Behan



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I am rebuilding a Nova Scotia lobster boat to go cruising in the Carribean.
I am thinking of building epoxy covered diesel fuel tanks. Anabody having
any experienec with those?

Thanks

Luc
MV/ Julie C
Montreal



 
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