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we are constructing a new pond and are planning to seal with sodium bentonite. soil is mostly clay with some rocky, gravel areas mixed in. I am curious of the success anyone has had with this product and if they know of any suppliers in Washinton State.
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Check out this link http://www.mdwfp.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=415 I would also add if you have enough good clay to cover the bottom that is the way to go. The only time I would use bentonite is if I had a leak and was trying to fix it. If you have to use it becareful and use some kind of mask, bentonite contains silica.
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thanks so much for the info. We may have to go with the clay. I have some calls in to some quarrys here locally to see if they owuld like to get rid of some clay.
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Unless I was pretty sure that it would leak through the rocks and/or gravel, I would let it fill and see what happens. If you're not sure it's broke, I wouldn't try to fix it (yet).
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