> seems a possibility but during my researches I also discovered this site:
>
> http://www.plastidip.co.uk
>
> They do a paint about which they claim:
>
> "Plastidip resists alkalines, acids, salts, moisture, abrasion, and most
> chemicals, and is an insulating dielectric coating. It will not crack,
> chip or peel, and will remain flexible even under severe conditions
> (-34ºc to +93ºc).
If this is the same stuff that I tried one time a plastic coating that sprays on like paint. I have used it for other things as a protective coating and worked very well. But I tried it on a Glass Aquarium sparyed the inside of the tank with I think about 4 coats to make a thick layer of the stuff. At first it seemed to be working but after about a month or so I found that it was coming lose from the glass in places till I finnally emptied it and stopped using it.
The other thing that I have thought of using is a Plastic Ice Chest.
Ben