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Plastimend gives very clear diction about tank needing to be empty with no moisture in the crack, a larger than the Crack needs to be roughed up with sandpaper and the area cleaned with the cleaner before laing on a thick coat of the cement and embeding the fiberglass screen material, followed by more cement. If multiple coats are done and the Crack area is not taking up moisture due to the tank being drained properly. The repair should be successful. Of course, it doesn't help matters that keystone never followed the tank manufacturers installation instructions for the tanks to be supported properly.
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