Posted by kyplowboy on November 09, 2009 at 21:05:17 from (63.146.226.90):
If you were going to paint a clear (or as clear as a used poly chemical tank can be) poly tank that was going to be setting out side, how would you go about it and what would you use?
There is a 5,500 gallon poly tank here at work that has a crack in it and they can't get it to stop leaking. Every thing they patch it with the caustic eats. Boss was worried about how she was going to get it hauled off so I told her I'd take care of it. I am going to split it lenght ways and make two 8X16 quansit huts out of it to park lawn mowers, four wheeler, maybe little tractor, and just a place to put yard stuff or feed. Might even hold 75 square bales or something one day. Just want to paint it so it don't stay hot as balls all summer.
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