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Rubbermaid glue report: Forget Gorilla Glue
Doug Brown" wrote in message
... This really isn't that tough, and google should be your friend. True, but as you just said, you got TONS of hits.. and after trying about 8 different ways to attach fitting to the rubbermaid, I don;t want to screw it up, and I don't want to deal with leaks and tearing the whole thing apart a week from now. It's not like there's a "build your own pond filter" website, with specs, part numbers and order info. I went through similar issues last year building the smaller filter, and not once was adding a bulkhead even mentioned. After seeing th epics the last poster posted of what they look like, it all makes good sense now, and looks doable. With any luck, the local farm supply store will have them. otherwise, I'll have to order parts over the web. -- Gareee (Gary Tabar Jr.) |
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