churchhaze
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I could figure this out, but I'd need to know the density of protekt in order to do the exact calculation.
The short answer is you'd use very little. Your pH will go up the same as if you were using protekt so that's how you'd know.
We're talking somewhere around 0.15g - 0.5g (ballpark) of potassium silicate per gallon of water in the reservoir.
The short answer is you'd use very little. Your pH will go up the same as if you were using protekt so that's how you'd know.
We're talking somewhere around 0.15g - 0.5g (ballpark) of potassium silicate per gallon of water in the reservoir.
ok church just for s&giggles how many grams of dried P S would need to be mixed into one gallon of purified water to = the same ratio as protekt?