Tank Repair Test: Does JB WaterWeld Work?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this captivating video, join me as I put JB WaterWeld to the ultimate test in repairing my trusty tank. After enduring years of wear and tear, the tank developed stubborn holes that previous repair attempts couldn't fix. Frustrated but determined, I decided to give JB Waterweld a chance, known for its durability in water tanks, fuel tanks, and resistance to chemicals. Step by step, I take you through the entire repair process, demonstrating how I applied JB Waterweld to the damaged areas. The moment of truth arrives as I fill the tank with water, anxiously awaiting the results. Prepare to witness the remarkable success of JB Waterweld as it saves the day, sealing the holes and restoring my tank to its former glory. Don't miss this impressive repair journey!
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I'm Aiden and I'm documenting what was supposed to be my barn conversion, which has now ended up being a new build. I don't have a trade, I just have a go and I'll be doing lots of work myself. This is the boring bit in grand designs that you don't get to see. Subscribe and follow along to find out how our future home turns out.
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I have used this in several aquariums. Most of the time it works great, even when it is applied under water.
I did have one time recently where it came loose from the glass of the aquarium. I have no idea why it happened that time and no others.
So I guess it has worked for me 95% of the time.
Oh that's good to know. I've got to use this tank again soon, hopefully the repair is still all good
Very helpful and a bit captivating!
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Thistles, or what we call sand burrs? What we call sand burrs are the nastiest little thorns in the world!
Piggys as like you said they eat the roots. . But you'll probably have to landscape the whole field when they are done.😂 plus Arthur will have some friends
Arthur will probably be able to communicate with them in his little snorts 😂
@The Aiden Project🔨 so cute though 😍
Go for the pigs. Btw pity you cant swap the bolts in tank for stainless, the plain steel expand with rust and crack the plastic, but i bet you already know that
The designers should have thought of that... Or maybe they did and it's just planned obsolescence 😣
Pig's will turn the field into a giant mud patch, goats will turn it into a desert. What about a couple of donkeys? Google tells me thistles were Eeyore's favourite food.
I don't like horses and I'm not sure donkeys are included in that 😂maybe I need to visit some haha that would mean I'd have to build a big stable and I'd have to get 2 donkeys by which time I might as well start a sanctuary 😂
Goats, definitely goats. Sure, pigs will dig them up but they really make a mess. Goats on the other hand just keep eating whatever comes up and eventually the plant can’t survive without light. They are also quite selective in that they don’t eat grass as such, but prefer to eat all the weeds.
I like the idea of goats being selective 🐐 I wonder if I need to get more than 2 🤔
Pigs will fertilize but goats leave less of a mess.
That is true. I do kinda want to build houses for 3 little pigs though 😂 one made of brick...
Who puts bolts through a container that needs to be watertight?????? Is that a bodged repair or "designed like that" ? Should be strapped to the trailer with metal bands, could even use a couple of ratchet straps.
😂 They're not actually through the container, just set within small moulded voids. But that's as bad as just having bolts going through cause the bolts just crack the plastic over time. You're right, straps would have been a much better design 👍
I can see now I’ve got my glasses on and yes only one possible outcome with that less than optimal design. Good Luck 🐖
Pig's, they taste better when you're finished with them.😀
Knowing me ill probably stop eating pork all together if I get some pigs 😂
Get a robo mower.
Haha I'd need a robo tractor
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT you'd be surprised, they mow every single day so it never gets big enough to stop them going along. Used on lots of farms.
@@Swwils if I get offered one for a sponsorship, I'll do it 😂
Goat pig are good but they will dog everything up and you won’t have any grass only mud
Then once it's all clear we could maybe eat the pig? 😬🙈
Vote for Pigs 👍
3 little pigs 😁
I say pigs. I've always been partial to pork chops.
If I do get pigs I'm not sure I could eat them at the end of it 😂
Thumbs down for the chemicals
I know I know, I'd rather not really. It just seems impossible to control the creeping thistle without them. There's something unsettling about seeing the chemicals sprayed on the farms round here, I still don't buy organic though 😑
If you keep cutting the field as short as you can once every 7-10 days the thistles will eventually be suppressed by the grass regrowth. Nuking the field with chemicals is going to be worse for the dog in the long run. Also, don’t stick your hand in a spray tank without gloves on and long sleeves. Even when they’re dry, the residual Glyphosate powder can get onto/into your skin. It’s highly carcinogenic - if you film yourself doing it again I’ll hit unsubscribe 😂
That sounds like a full time job on my little ride on 😂
I'd keep Arthur out of the field for a good couple of weeks if I sprayed. You'll be pleased to hear I've never used glyphosate based herbicides 😉 I purposely avoided them. I'd rather not be spraying the field really, the creeping thistle is relentless though 😣