How To Fix Crack In Rubbermaid Stock Tank at Alexander Matthews blog

How To Fix Crack In Rubbermaid Stock Tank. Cut a piece of plastic from an thick place or edge on the tank and then melt the same stuff into the crack. Dry out the tank thoroughly. We have a plastic/fiberglass rubbermaid stock tank that has a crack in it. Anyone have a good method to fix a crack in a rubbermaid stock tank? They are $100 new now! Sit the tank on its side with the cracked section on the top and easily reached. So i want to try to repair. For bigger hole use a oversize hard plastic then patch the hole. I have tried silicon, and gorrila glue. You must log in or register. In this video i will show you one way to fix a stock tank using a propane torch and flat head screwdriver. My horse stepped in a brand new 100 gallon stock tank (greyish colored one by rubbermaid) and put a small crack in it.

In this video i will show you one way to fix a stock tank using a propane torch and flat head screwdriver. I have tried silicon, and gorrila glue. Sit the tank on its side with the cracked section on the top and easily reached. We have a plastic/fiberglass rubbermaid stock tank that has a crack in it. Dry out the tank thoroughly. You must log in or register. Anyone have a good method to fix a crack in a rubbermaid stock tank? For bigger hole use a oversize hard plastic then patch the hole. They are $100 new now! My horse stepped in a brand new 100 gallon stock tank (greyish colored one by rubbermaid) and put a small crack in it.

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How To Fix Crack In Rubbermaid Stock Tank I have tried silicon, and gorrila glue. For bigger hole use a oversize hard plastic then patch the hole. You must log in or register. I have tried silicon, and gorrila glue. In this video i will show you one way to fix a stock tank using a propane torch and flat head screwdriver. Anyone have a good method to fix a crack in a rubbermaid stock tank? Dry out the tank thoroughly. So i want to try to repair. My horse stepped in a brand new 100 gallon stock tank (greyish colored one by rubbermaid) and put a small crack in it. We have a plastic/fiberglass rubbermaid stock tank that has a crack in it. Cut a piece of plastic from an thick place or edge on the tank and then melt the same stuff into the crack. Sit the tank on its side with the cracked section on the top and easily reached. They are $100 new now!

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