Fermenting buckets question

[tubthumper]

I got some new fermenting buckets the other week from here
only problem and i found this out the last brew i did is that they are not air tight so now got a coopers stout kit on the go and am wondering about the secondary fermanting before I bottle it what probs will I get from not having it under an air lock
otherwise I got 3 buckets for converting to boilers to sell on

[floydmeddler]

You shouldn't need to add the stout into secondary fermentation unless you want to dry hop which is unlikely for a stout. Leave it in the primary for 2 weeks then bottle or keg. Make sure the gravity reading stabilises obviously.

As for those buckets, I've been told they aren't good for boilers. Have you seen one in action?

Cheers