Waterproof coating inside of cabinet stand?

[kylarse]

I'm looking for some ideas on what I could coat the inside of my stand with to contain spills. I was going to try spray rubber, but that's a lot of solvent to evaporate off in my basement. There are also rubberized roofing paints, and adhesive roofing sheets. Has anyone used any of these, any suggestions? Putting together a new tank and recovering from a spill that has left my hardwood floor warped. I'd like to contain future leaks as much as possible, but don't want to use anything that may poison my tank either.

 

[Mackch]

Never wet. Its a 2 part spray paint that goes on clear. It only takes a few hours. water beads into a puddle that can be soaked up very easy.. I have a partner saw that I sprayed with never wet. It was laying in muddy water, when I picked it up it was clean, the mud didn't even stick. I grabbed it from Home depot. Its around 17 bucks for the box. Its by their spray paint.

 

[sullyman]

You could always caulk the seams on the inside of the stand.

 

[anarchy]

I painted the inside of my stand with an outdoor paint then siliconed all of the seams

 

[Monty06]

What about an epoxy paint?

 

[kylarse]

Thanks for the suggestions. Silicone is the first step.

 

[EricTheRed]

I painted the inside of my stand with an outdoor paint then siliconed all of the seams

Did the same, haven't had any problems, put on 2 heavy coats of paint and any spill beads up.

 

[nailbender]

I also painted with an exterior latex paint and then silicone. If you silicone first the paint won't sick to it.
I painted it white to make it easier to see in there.

 

[Milhouse]

yeah paint wont stick to silicone. You need an acrylic latex caulk.

 

[kylarse]

White elastomeric roof coating worked, basically a paint can full of white caulk. Had to spread it like peanut butter but no water ever getting through now.