Wailua Boy Potamotrygon MFK Member Jan 2, 2015 2,752 1,315 164 Hawaii Aug 29, 2016 #1 I need to patch a tank with a center overflow. Whats is best to use? I've heard some conflicting ideas. Thanks
I need to patch a tank with a center overflow. Whats is best to use? I've heard some conflicting ideas. Thanks
jsodwi Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Jul 9, 2005 2,738 692 425 south of heaven Aug 29, 2016 #2 I use weld on 40 for everything Reactions: Wailua Boy
P predatorkeeper87 Potamotrygon MFK Member Sep 8, 2014 4,293 2,029 164 pennsylvania Aug 29, 2016 #3 40. 16 is essentially 4 with bits of acrylic laced into it, makes it garbage IMO. whats the thickness of the acrylic? that will make a difference too. Reactions: Wailua Boy
40. 16 is essentially 4 with bits of acrylic laced into it, makes it garbage IMO. whats the thickness of the acrylic? that will make a difference too.
jam05pr Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 20, 2005 86 18 38 Sunshine State Aug 29, 2016 #4 If it's to patch a location that affects the tank's structural integrity, only use #40. None of the others can provide a stronger bond. If it's simply cosmetic, you can use #4 or #16. Reactions: Wailua Boy
If it's to patch a location that affects the tank's structural integrity, only use #40. None of the others can provide a stronger bond. If it's simply cosmetic, you can use #4 or #16.