My tank is 5.6 gallons. The Kit says if 5 gallons or less to use half measurements. Do I use whole amount? I have a filler neck, so cant drain either
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I used 1/2 a can on a 3 gal motorcycle gas tank, worked great. Filler necks can be removed from car look for screws near the filler neck. I did this on a Lincoln town car to remove my tank. I would use the whole amount. You need to rotate the tank to get a even coating.
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Use half. Make sure it's spotless, dry, and warm. VERY THICK. Doesn't cover fast. I have a 5.5 gallon tank and used whole kit. Big mistake. Ended up leaving a half inch thick 2 lb pile in the bottom of my tank. Didn't help the tank was lightweight carbon fiber. Then it leaked again. Caswell replaced for free. Gotta cut in half, grind out and do over with HALF kit
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as far as I know if it over 5 gallons you use all of it and you will have to take the tank off in order to do it properly because you have to rotate the tank to get the sealer everywhere, if you are unsure of the mixture contact the company there should be contact info on the side of the can.also if you have never done it before check youtube for videos on how to properly apply the sealer .
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real-world test here (yes I measured). To fill the tank from empty, it's about 2.5:1 (2.5 gallons waste to 1 filtered). BUT once the tank is full and you draw a glass from it, the ratio jumps to 5:1 (5 gallons waste to 1 purified), this has to do with the filling tank creating back pressure and allowing less water through the RO membrane. These systems (RO in general) are NOT efficient!!
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I was told you need at least 55 gallons for saltwater aquarium. This one is 6 or 12 gallons.
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Buy a bucket.. I used half mine on a 55 gallon with the treatment plan on the bottle. But it did work as it said.. I also brought the temp up to 86 slowly
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I use 3 gallon bottles (smaller version of the standard 5) and they work fine. 1 gallon should work as well.
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Using the top of the cap for measuring (it's marked 5ml and 10ml), the direcions say half the cap per 5 gallons of water, or the whole cap per 5 gallons of water if the fish is stressed or showing some kind of fin/scale issue. I put in the whole cap for every 5 gallons I replace on a regular basis, and it doesn't cause any issue with the fish. Half a capful for your 4 gallons should be OK; I pour mine in and gently swish it all around.
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I always believed this was a 5 gallon size but mine are always filled/charged by weight. When I had mine filled the first time I glanced at the pump and it looked like they put 5 gallons in....maybe just a little more.
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Put in a bottle & fill your tank 3/4 of the way up. That way you get the improved performance, but only have to buy one bottle. That's what I do as I have a 26 gallon tank.
1675155
You can fill it up either way, just make sure you keep an eye on the gauge and slow down when almost full, kind of hard to move when full though, I just fill it with a five gallon tank and make a few trips.
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Your supposed to use the whole bottle. I suppose it could be experimented with by using the half but don't know.
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Probably be Ok. You can try then add the five or nine gallon tank in-line. Depends on your water used.
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How much smaller? I use a 5 gallon tank. It was half full after 1 weekend of use, twice a day.
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you could make up to 6 gallons. I make 51/2 to 53/4 gallons because I try for more body and flavor. Sometimes less can be better.
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The splitter tank is designed to run most effectively on 7 gallons more or less. I started with 5 and purged the hydraulic lines, added 2, and worked it for sometime before adding fluid to bring it up to the sight glass.
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You would want to get a larger tank and even then, it will take time to refill. It can take a while for a completely emptied tank to refill.
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When you go to fill-up it would ask how many gallons did you use. Just adjust that number up or down to get better accurate numbers. For more info on your scanguage you can get it here http://www.scangauge.com/support/user-manuals/scangaugeii-user-manuals/
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I roughly measured the tank, I think the 1.11 is probably closer. I filled the tank with a gallon, plus about a quarter of a quart (measured with a quart bottle that wasn't graduated). I didn't measure how much beyond that fits in the base, but it might make up the remaining 0.4 gallons. I disagree with S.Wagner-- the size of the filter is not nearly enough to displace 0.4 gallons.