International Interline 925 provides chemical resistance to a range of corrosive products, including crude oil, white oils and potable water. It is suitable for application over concrete for lining and secondary containment purposes. CT1 is chemical resistant, making it the safest option for sealing leaking tanks. It is a good idea to fix these leaks as soon as possible to avoid any hazardous situations. With regards to petrol or diesel tanks, it is a good idea to seal these leaks with CT1 because it will provide fast and effective results without posing as a fire and safety hazard. Adiseal is a versatile waterproof sealant suitable for various materials, including plastic, particularly PVC. However, it’s not recommended for use on certain plastics like polypropylene, polyethylene or polyurethane.

Tank coatings are used to line the internal and external surfaces of tanks storing varying materials - anything from drinking water to aviation fuel, and high acidic to alkaline chemical concentrations. Our online range offers the very best in storage vessel coating and tank lining solutions, providing the ultimate protection for tanks made from concrete, metal, plastics and more. We offer a wide range of products from many world leading manufacturers including Jotun, International, Sherwin-Williams and Sika. Our easy to use solvent free epoxy and polyurethane tank lining materials which have been specifically formulated for water tank coatings and water tank lining. VersEseal has undergone rigorous testing and has obtained certification confirming its suitability for use in potable water applications. It has been evaluated for its impact on the taste, odour, and chemical composition of the water, as well as its resistance to bacterial growth and leaching of harmful substances. Because a water tank is corroded or leaking, it doesn’t automatically mean an expensive tank replacement is required. In many cases professional repair and refurbishment work carried out on the existing tank is a cost-effective alternative. CT1 comes with a unique range of abilities, previously unheard of in connection to sealants and adhesives. It is waterproof, meaning that it can withstand exposure to water and can even be applied to leaks under water. This is ideal for those problematic water tank leaks that will require a powerful bonding solution that is able to remain in place no matter how much water surrounds it.It is a blend of adhesive elastomeric liquid rubber. The manufacturer claims it is a new impenetrable rubber technology for waterproofing in extreme wet situations such as flat roofs, below-grade foundations, basement walls, cisterns, water troughs, catch basins, ponds and fountains. However Watershed Management Group in Tucson, Arizona, has found BlueMax does not maintain a seal in tanks. WMG’s Catlow Shipek reports, “When submersed in water it is common for blisters to form as layers separate either from each other or the surface it is applied to. It also seems to re-emulsify slightly.” While the sealant is still wet, wipe away any excess with a damp cloth or sponge. If the sealant has dried, carefully trim away excess using a utility knife.

There is an efficient and cost effective solution of existing galvanised steel and fibreglass water tanks.

No matter how demanding the environment, tank lining and epoxy coatings are designed to cover specialist requirements within these key industries across the UK and Europe: