DIY Question
- Thread starter Dempseygunz
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Things happen. Sometimes people just don't know what they are talking about. She may have actually thought that it was 84".
I bought a 210 that was supposed to be a 300. It became my fault because I bought it and had forgotten to bring my measureing tape. You win some, you lose some.
I bought a 210 that was supposed to be a 300. It became my fault because I bought it and had forgotten to bring my measureing tape. You win some, you lose some.
Dempseygunz;2856648; said:
After you re-silicone the piece in, let the silicone cure for several weeks. 4 weeks is best. 1/2 glass is a pretty thick seam. I got this tip from a tank manufacturer. Maybe it is overly conservative, but better safe than sorry.
There are stories of people that repaired a panel, but then a few weeks later, the silicone failed and flooded their room.
Well I sent the tank to a glass shop. They are going to put a new piece of glass on the inside of the old one.
The tank is all set up now with the new piece of glass inside the old one. It is siliconed in and has been drying for about a week. Should I put another layer of silicone on for extra security or is that just overkill? Also should i keep waiting for it to dry more??
