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Andrew Hickman
Andrew Hickman
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This may be a stupid question for you guys, but I'm in need of a material that I can use to mold a curved edging of a tank. The tank is wrapped in pond liner, and the curved edge will be on top of the pond liner. The edge will have a radius of 4 feet (but a half circle) with a height of 1' 2".
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https://prnt.sc/kviqyt
Were thinking of using some sort of silicon glue to glue it to the pond liner, though the seal itself does not need to be 100% water tight.
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Flexible yet stiff plastic boarding
Andrew Hickman
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7 Years Ago
A good material might be something that can be heated and bent to the desired shape?
Andrew Hickman
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7 Years Ago
Polypropylene should do that quite easily, but you may find it tricky to bond to. A silicone adhesive might stick, but I'm not sure.
Hanaldo
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7 Years Ago
Core flute board?
Fasta
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7 Years Ago
I'll try it out, thanks!
Andrew Hickman
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7 Years Ago
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