I took the past two weekdays off of work to come
over and work on applying the coal tar epoxy to the end of the container where
the geothermal cooling pipes will be run out of. The wall had to first be
completely free of all rust. I did this by using a wire brush on my angle
grinder. This worked perfectly and it was super-fast. I learned quickly how
fast the brush will wear down, but once it has worn down, the brush stops all
wear and is solid at taking off the rust. The coal tar epoxy is considered one
of the best long term sealants. An acquaintance of mine told me about his dad
who treats tanks for the oil industry. That is where I learned about this
epoxy. It is not cheap at $100 per gallon. One gallon will treat about 160
square feet.
Now that the walls are treated with the epoxy, I am now ready to begin the installation of the geothermal cooling system.
Now that the walls are treated with the epoxy, I am now ready to begin the installation of the geothermal cooling system.
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