[SEL] Kwik Poly Sealer

[Mark Shulaw]

Hi Fink,
I would think that if QP does not adhere to itself then there might be a 
problem at the edge of the earlier coating, Where the second coat meets the 
first coat. It might be a very thin line but maybe. I would try to coat it 
all at once and pour most of the excess out leaving a bit extra in there to 
settle to the bottom to be a thicker coat there if thats your aim.
  I would use a quart total of mixed QP.  One quart will cover all as its 
thin as water till it starts to set.  You might waste some but you will 
definately get it all coated if you roll it thoroughly.
  You could try to mix a total of a half quart and start to roll it and it 
its not enough quick mix another batch and pour it in before the first 
batch begins to catalize. But you have to be quick on mixing the second 
batch if you decide to do that. If the first batch begins to set before the 
second is poured in and mixed with the first then its risking a problem.
                        TTYL,  Mark


At 09:51 AM 7/27/07, you wrote:

>Arnie and any one else that knows. Can this be used to do like the
>bottom of a tank then after drying. Re pore and do the sides. I have
>a tank on a old tractor that is BAD bottom has 2 pound of lead on it
>and still leaks sides very rusty. I would like to seal bottom then
>coat sides it is about 20 gallon tank.  Don't know if one mix would do all,
>Thanks
>R Fink
>PA
>
>At 11:15 AM 7/26/2007 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hi Alan,
> >
> >I've never used Lee's stuff, but I have used Kwik Poly.  Kwik Poly is a
> >two-part thermoset sealer that does a fantastic job.  It's the consistency
> >of water when first mixed, so you need to tape over any gross holes in the
> >tank.  But as you slosh it around and it heats up it gets into EVERY
> >crevice and forms a permanent, hard but flexible coating, with great
> >adhesion.  All in all, GOOD stuff!
> >
> >See ya,  Arnie
> >

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