screen door

[Jim Hardesty]

Guys,
Near the end of this commercial.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VM07VTd8Lg&feature=related

I bought the screen door, the can of stuff, and a sawzall.  Before I get started wanted to know.  Should the door open in or out?
Jim

[Stu Jackson]

Jim, I'd say IN, so you could easily open it, see the fish, and then more easily close it.  If it opens out you'd have to put a line on the doorknob to close it again against the water.   

[Kevin Henderson]

Jim,

before installing the door either direction, I would advise first installing a small pet door as well, to the larger screen door.  This will allow you to easily open and close the smaller door and check for fish before opening the larger door.  Additionally, by having the smaller pet door installed, its much much easier in letting your pet out for a swim or simply reaching through the smaller door to check your bottom condition.  Don't forget to apply 2 coats of the rubber barrier along the seams and to allow for expansion and contraction. 
I would love to see some pics as your project progresses.  I've been thinking of doing the same thing.   

[horsemel]

That is all well and good, but make sure you install a good dead bolt and one of those things you look through to see who is on the other side.  You never know who might come knocking.

[efhughes3]

Don't laugh-my engineers bought some of that stuff and are testing it for some sealing our cases require around evaporator coils. They were intrigued by the claims.

[Ted Pounds]

You can do the same with auto undercoating. That's what I found out doing a little online research.  Also a company called Cal-Gon makes a product called panseal(?) just for AC drip pans.