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Replacement 5x10 Tent Floor Liner

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Replacement 5x10 Tent Floor Liner

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#21
I’ve had a pond liner in both of my sides for going onto 2 years with little to no wear.
And different brands of liners also.
But flower has a tray sitting on top of it.
STR8
 
#22
The Goodyear rubber pond liner is the way to go, it’s UV resistant. It’s made to be exposed to the elements, so it will hold up.
The only down side is it is alittle sticky /meaning you can’t slide heavy shit with rough edges.
STR8
 
#23
Or you can spend some money up front and buy a ridged tray.
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#36
Organikz said:
Do you have a sheet metal shop nearby? They mass produce washing machine pans. Get a quote. You can get the depth you want also.
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Hahaha, first it better be Stainless steel and then your cost just went out the door.

I guess you could use Aluminum but it will oxide after a while and have calcium buildup on it in no time.
I think the tray is the best long term product, or the pond liner.
STR8
 
#38
str8smokn said:
Hahaha, first it better be Stainless steel and then your cost just went out the door.

I guess you could use Aluminum but it will oxide after a while and have calcium buildup on it in no time.
I think the tray is the best long term product, or the pond liner.
STR8
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What you would do is spray it with rubbing alcohol to remove all grease. Put it right under a grow light for a few hours and then when it's nice and warm spray it with brownells clear gun enamel epoxy.

I let the can float in warm water for 30 minutes.

Polyethylene or any pvc will warp and become brittle from uv exposure.

This would last forever.
 

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#39
Organikz said:
What you would do is spray it with rubbing alcohol to remove all grease. Put it right under a grow light for a few hours and then when it's nice and warm spray it with brownells gun enamel epoxy.

Polyethylene or any pvc will warp and become brittle from uv exposure.
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So these trays that are sold as flood to drain tables will crack and degrade?
Maybe after 5-8 years . But I think it would be time for a replacement by then.
And that’s not going to seal your metal tray from moisture for ever either.
So it’s going to die just as fast if not faster than my suggestion.
STR8
 
#40
str8smokn said:
So these trays that are sold as flood to drain tables will crack and degrade?
Maybe after 5-8 years . But I think it would be time for a replacement by then.
And that’s not going to seal your metal tray from moisture for ever either.
So it’s going to die just as fast if not faster than my suggestion.
STR8
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Nevermind yah a galvanized pan is going to oxidize...youre absolutely right.
 
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