Posted by Solid Labor on February 13, 2011 at 11:33:06 from (166.205.15.229):
In Reply to: Re: Tank Liner posted by sflem849 on February 13, 2011 at 04:57:22:
I put it back in the original cans. I live in South Texas. The first coat was done at 65 deg @noon, 28 degs at night and dryed for 3 days. The second coat was 62 degs @noon and 45 deg last night. It seamed to me that the second time the liner was a lot thicker when I poured it. I did it all outside and put it in the shop at night. If I was doing it again. I pour the liner in and every 5 mins, I roll the tank 8 to 10 times around for a good first coat. Then throw the drain liner away. The whole key is a very clean work area.
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