Looking for someone to reseal a 155 bow front for me (West Hartford, CT)

voss345

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I've never resealed a tank before and don't want my first try to be on this tank. Will pay for supplies + labor and be eternally grateful.

PM me if you're interested. Let me know if this is in the wrong place Mods.

Thx,

Voss

 

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bump

 

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If only you were in cali I'd do it. I've done lots of tanks. It's really not that hard, YouTube tutorials are your best option imo. Just keep a consistent bead going, work fast and you should be fine.

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What your asking is so much easier then you think

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Get some razor blades a caulk gun and a tube of sealant from ASI. Search the threads. It's easy. No need to pay. You will be fine

 

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You can totally do this. My nephew is 11 and sealed a 55 gallon with my supervision. YouTube is your friend.

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Close thread plz


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Where is it leaking? Bow front is more vulnerable to leak and difficult to seal than rectangular tank due to odd shape. A friend of mine tried to seal a bow tank a number of times and it still leaked lightly.