will sheetrock stop a small pond from leaking?

Answer 1

This is a kind of confusing question, what do you intend to do with the sheetrock, and what kind of pond is it?

But the answer is probably "no". Drywall is not waterproof, it will soak through after awhile. Even green (water-resistant) drywall will become saturated eventually if constantly submerged.

Answer 2

Sheetrock will not it will soak and fall apart in minutes. There is a product called durarock it is a cement board used for wet areas in bathrooms etc. A rubber membrane applied to this would hold water.

Answer 3

look up concrete interior the telephone e book, or on line, call some in case you need to. you need to purchase concrete which will set up --under water, you may premix the concrete and double /triple up a heavy accountability trash bags and scoop the moist concrete into the bag ,tie the proper in a good knot and use this as a plug to end the leak from the pond part. that could desire to maintain the concrete you employ to patch the leak on the creek part from washing away b-4 it contraptions. stable success. the entire activity will value below $20

Answer 4

definately not. if ur pond is leaking u could possibly get some waterproof caulking and stop it, but only if u drain it and let it dry out first, and then i'm not sure if it's good for fish anymore.
chances r u should just replace it with a new one.

Answer 5

No. You need to use a liner rated for outside. UV rays will deteriorate common liners. A used pool liner should do the trick.

Answer 6

you can buy a tar like product that you can paint your pond with to waterproof it

Answer 7

If it's going in water,no.sheetrock is'nt made for outdoor use.

Answer 8

What?

Answer 9

no!