My holding tank is polyethylene (please don't make me type that word again).
It's in good shape except it has a sort of dent in it, the surveyor said
it's from someone's big fat foot using it as a step. I believe he may be
correct.

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if this
will work. Any ideas out there?

Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.

Subject: Holding tank
From: "Paul"

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if this
will work. Any ideas out there?


Contact cement


Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.


Here's a wild guess, most any sign shop.

Capt. Bill

On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 02:56:07 GMT, "Paul" wrote:

My holding tank is polyethylene (please don't make me type that word again).
It's in good shape except it has a sort of dent in it, the surveyor said
it's from someone's big fat foot using it as a step. I believe he may be
correct.

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if this
will work. Any ideas out there?

Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.

The aircraft maintenance shop of your local airport would have them.
Airplanes have them whereever you need to step to get into the
airplane on low-wing aircraft....(c;

I think in airplanes they are a status symbol......

Larry

Extremely intelligent life must exist in the universe.
You can tell because they never tried to contact us.

"Paul" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
My holding tank is polyethylene (please don't make me type that word
again).
It's in good shape except it has a sort of dent in it, the surveyor said
it's from someone's big fat foot using it as a step. I believe he may be
correct.

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if
this
will work. Any ideas out there?

Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.

I'm wondering why people are using your holding tank as a step in hte ifrst
place. It's a rare day when anyone is on my boat when I'm not there and
holding tanks are ususally located below decks in the bilge area. Could
this be something that happended prior to your purchase of the boat and is
not likely to happen again in the future??

Sandy K.

Sandy, mechanics are often on boats when no one else is aboard...and not
all of 'em are as careful as they should be. Neither are well-meaning
friends helping owners do engine work...I've had to stop more than one
of 'em from stepping on something they shouldn't.

Peggie
----------
Peggie Hall
Specializing in marine sanitation since 1987
Author "Get Rid of Boat Odors - A Guide To Marine Sanitation Systems and
Other Sources of Aggravation and Odor"
http://www.seaworthy.com/html/get_ri...oat_odors.html


Sandy K. wrote:
"Paul" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...

My holding tank is polyethylene (please don't make me type that word

again).

It's in good shape except it has a sort of dent in it, the surveyor said
it's from someone's big fat foot using it as a step. I believe he may be
correct.

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if

this

will work. Any ideas out there?

Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.


I'm wondering why people are using your holding tank as a step in hte ifrst
place. It's a rare day when anyone is on my boat when I'm not there and
holding tanks are ususally located below decks in the bilge area. Could
this be something that happended prior to your purchase of the boat and is
not likely to happen again in the future??

Sandy K.

"Peggie Hall" wrote in message
...
Sandy, mechanics are often on boats when no one else is aboard...and not
all of 'em are as careful as they should be. Neither are well-meaning
friends helping owners do engine work...I've had to stop more than one
of 'em from stepping on something they shouldn't.

Peggie
----------
Peggie Hall
Specializing in marine sanitation since 1987
Author "Get Rid of Boat Odors - A Guide To Marine Sanitation Systems and
Other Sources of Aggravation and Odor"
http://www.seaworthy.com/html/get_ri...oat_odors.html


Peggy -

Good point....

Sandy

You will find NO STEP signs in the air-craft industry

On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 09:35:19 -0400, "Sandy K."
wrote:


"Paul" wrote in message
able.rogers.com...
My holding tank is polyethylene (please don't make me type that word
again).
It's in good shape except it has a sort of dent in it, the surveyor said
it's from someone's big fat foot using it as a step. I believe he may be
correct.

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if
this
will work. Any ideas out there?

Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.

I'm wondering why people are using your holding tank as a step in hte ifrst
place. It's a rare day when anyone is on my boat when I'm not there and
holding tanks are ususally located below decks in the bilge area. Could
this be something that happended prior to your purchase of the boat and is
not likely to happen again in the future??

Sandy K.

We did just purchase the boat but the holding tank is in the perfect "step
down" location, I'm sure others might also think that. A misstep could
probably happen in a second, way too fast to say anything.

I also noticed the carbs looks like perfect little "purchases" for your foot
as you lower yourself into the engine area. I'll have to inspect them more
carefully to see if there's something I can do.

You might be right, happened once and may never happen again. But if I'm not
fussing with something I'm not sure what I'd do with myself. This looks like
the perfect thing to fuss with for a few days.


I'm wondering why people are using your holding tank as a step in hte
ifrst
place. It's a rare day when anyone is on my boat when I'm not there and
holding tanks are ususally located below decks in the bilge area. Could
this be something that happended prior to your purchase of the boat and is
not likely to happen again in the future??

Sandy K.

I Know Granger and McMaster Carr would have a sign, we order alot of signs @
work. I think they get them from a saftey supply store. forgot the name.
http://www.grainger.com/production/i...ger-supply.htm $15.00

http://www.mcmaster.com/ search catalog page 1699 $3.35 goodluck

"Paul" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
My holding tank is polyethylene (please don't make me type that word
again).
It's in good shape except it has a sort of dent in it, the surveyor said
it's from someone's big fat foot using it as a step. I believe he may be
correct.

I would like to put a sign on it that says "no step" but from remembering
other posts about getting things to stick to this stuff I'm not sure if
this
will work. Any ideas out there?

Oh yeah, and where exactly do you go to get a sign that says "no step"?
Couldn't even begin to guess.