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Herco Fish Pond Coating by Hecht Rubber Corp - Black, Clear, Grey or White

$ 52.79

Availability: 400 in stock
  • Type: Pond Sealer
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Hecht Rubber Corp
  • MPN: HER1B HER1C HER1G HER1W
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Condition: New

    Description

    Herco Fish Pond Coating
    from Hecht Rubber Corporation is an effective product that eliminates many problems associated with new pond construction. This coating turns a block, brick or concrete surface into an inert, non-abrasive, smooth surface safe for fish and aquatic plants! This coating is long-lasting and will not peel or deteriorate. Commonly used to seal concrete ponds, clay pots, wood barrle,s block and brick walls and more!
    Instant and complete pH balance and pond stabilization
    Safe for fish, plants and the environment
    Economical, durable and fast-curing
    Easy to apply by brushing, rolling or spraying
    Leak-proofs your pond and filter!
    Prevents alkali leach
    UV and ozone resistant
    Manufacturer-Recommended Application Instructions
    Proper surface preparation is the key to successful application. Remove all debris by brushing, sweeping or power washing. Clean the pond surface of oil or grease using Herco Cleaner (Link below).
    Apply one coat of Herco PSC Primer (Link below) to entire surface using brush, roller or spray gun. Allow to dry for 3-4 hours.
    Apply three coats of Herco Fish Pond Coating using quality brush, short-nap roller or spray gun. Drying time can vary depending on temperature, humidity and other conditions. Only apply between 45-90 degrees Fahrenheit, and allow a minimum to 3-4 hours between coats.
    Allow the final coat of Herco Fish Pond Coating to cure for at least 5 days. Rinse entire surface with fresh water, flush or backwash your filter and drain completely before filling with water.
    It is recommended to introduce several small "test" feeder fish to the pond to verify that the pond environment is safe and in order to build up the biological filter. If the "test" fish are healthy and behaving normally after 48 hours, add larger fish gradually, no more than two at a time every 24 hours.