lakee911
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Hey custom, lookin' good!
I think that foam will let water in. It probably won't be dense enough for denitrification, but it will be good surface area for bacteria. It'll eventually be like a sponge, but it will still be buoyant. If I did something like this I might put a few big rocks at the bottom and drill for some fiberglass rods and epoxy it. Essentially add some reinforcement and weight.
My only concern is it's probably not scrubable, is it? What if you get some GHA on it and need to get it off? I've also heard that it'll slowly dissolve and kind of wear away. What are your thoughts on this?
Could one use a better grade plywood, maybe birch or maple veneer and then use quite a few coats of lacquer with sanding in between. Would dry fast and is pretty durable, no?
I think that foam will let water in. It probably won't be dense enough for denitrification, but it will be good surface area for bacteria. It'll eventually be like a sponge, but it will still be buoyant. If I did something like this I might put a few big rocks at the bottom and drill for some fiberglass rods and epoxy it. Essentially add some reinforcement and weight.
My only concern is it's probably not scrubable, is it? What if you get some GHA on it and need to get it off? I've also heard that it'll slowly dissolve and kind of wear away. What are your thoughts on this?
Could one use a better grade plywood, maybe birch or maple veneer and then use quite a few coats of lacquer with sanding in between. Would dry fast and is pretty durable, no?