I would be concerned that the asphalt part of the "asphalt emulsion" would leak oil/asphalt residue into the water, especially since asphalt and latex don't really mix, but form an emulsion of the two different and separate substances.
Trying a new waterproofing rubber!!
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hmmm, not sure. they do say that it is used in fish ponds, potable water tanks, and that sort of thing. so i cant see it leaching anything. maybe once cured, it is safe?
check out their website under "press and news" then look under each of the links there to see what it has been used for. looks safe to me.
WOW, it actually states that it is used to line ponds and tanks! This stuff sounds like a great find!
"Liquid Rubber is a non toxic membrane which has been tested in Australia asVLDesign;3031774; said:
suitable for use in potable drinking water grade. Sydney Water currently use
Liquid Rubber to repair and restore reservoir water tanks. Approval number: AS/NZS 4020:2002"
check out their site, it has ALOT of uses.
In the msds, it says that if it does get on you, not to remove it right away. and if it is over a burn, it provids a sterile cover for it.KaiserSousay;3033200; said:
Im starting the tank next week. im still working out a few kinks in my plans, but the wood will be purchased and cut tommorow hopefully. should be completly done within a max of two weeks(mostly to allow full curing)scrolleagle;3033431; said:
inside Dimentions will be 72x34x24 = approx 255gals(but that may change). this is my first plywood tank, so im keeping it small and managable for more of a learning experience.
