4300 Gallon Plywood Build (3600+ Take 2)

[Satan's Goldfish]

As long as someone hurries up and delivers some to you!

Starting to feel like the never-ending thread, i'm gonna throw a party when there's pictures with water in

Thanks for the liner folding tip pete, it does look a lot better than before.

 

[nolapete]

Yeah, I don't think anyone is as antsy about getting water in this thing now than I am. I'm ready for it to be done so I can start digging my 5000 gallon pond. I've been tempted to start on it since the ground is so soft right now and easy to dig.

kudos go to xdragonxb0i for finding the distributors though, so thank him

SG, glad the folding technique worked out. It'll be useful when I do the liner in the pond.

 

[broken]

Hey pete, you did watch that SAINTS game right. WHO DAT!!!!!!!!!

 

[nolapete]

Hey pete, you did watch that SAINTS game right. WHO DAT!!!!!!!!!

Yep, about gave me a heart attack, but I watched it. Black and Gold Superbowl!!!

 

[nolapete]

Just talked with Dan at the Texas office. Very nice guy. If anyone doubts the strength of Pond Coat and it's ability to self-heal, talk with him. He told me that he has shot a bullet through Pond Coat and come back the next day and it was waterproof again. Also, that he has contractors using it in showers where they temporarily nail stuff up and when they remove it, it self-heals and doesn't leak like another product they used. He's checking inventory and going to call me back in the morning to let me know if he has the 15 gallons I need in stock.

 

[MaddMaxx]

Wow! Does the Pond Coat company claim the product "self heals" or is it just something that Dan has noticed?

 

[Satan's Goldfish]

Just talked with Dan at the Texas office. Very nice guy. If anyone doubts the strength of Pond Coat and it's ability to self-heal, talk with him. He told me that he has shot a bullet through Pond Coat and come back the next day and it was waterproof again. Also, that he has contractors using it in showers where they temporarily nail stuff up and when they remove it, it self-heals and doesn't leak like another product they used. He's checking inventory and going to call me back in the morning to let me know if he has the 15 gallons I need in stock.

Sounds like good stuff........possibly try that in the future!

 

[nolapete]

Wow! Does the Pond Coat company claim the product "self heals" or is it just something that Dan has noticed?

In the videos on liquidrubber.ca for the Zavlar product (Pond Coat is the US version) they claim that it self heals.

 

[nitrofish1]

wheres the all finished pictures pete?

 

[nolapete]

wheres the all finished pictures pete?

That would require it being finished. I'm trying to get the Pond Coat right now, but the weather hasn't been cooperating.