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![]() What is suggested as the right sealer for inside cabinets?
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Mark... ![]() 290g Peninsula Display, 425g total volume. Setup Jan 2013. |
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![]() Paint. Waterproof paint is best.
I use a waterproof masonary paint and it works perfectly. And it's kind of rubbery it seals any cracks or seals. |
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![]() Best thing I came up with is marine grade paint. It smells pretty strong while it's curing, but it's the kind of stuff they use outdoors in wet situations. Once that's on there, no more worries about spilled water! I'd bet that if you simply remove as much of the surface mould as you can and dry the area well, simply putting a couple coats of that marine paint over top would seal it all in. Once that's done it's a matter of fixing the source of the problem by ensuring that the cabinet is be well ventilated. If you're worried about evaporation, build a lid for the sump. Might be overkill but my sump is completely covered (DT is open top though) and the cabinet is ventilated by a fan 24/7. I want to make sure that my electrics aren't damaged by moist salty air.
Last edited by jostafew; 01-06-2012 at 05:16 PM. |
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![]() use a sponge to wash the mold off,and drape your sump with some poly.hard to reach places,you could put the solution in a spray bottle
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