I had no clue either until recently but other than some wicked fumes it's not bad at all honestly just intimidating at firstLooks good! Never knew you could do this with acrylic. This is helpful info.
I had no clue either until recently but other than some wicked fumes it's not bad at all honestly just intimidating at firstLooks good! Never knew you could do this with acrylic. This is helpful info.
Well my bevels have turned out pretty good so far but just realized I probably didn't increase the strength of the tank much just realized the weld on 40 I got and have been using is expires does anyone know what happens as weld on 40 ages? Mine expired last month was half full gallon when I got it
nope… just creating a future problem for urself… it will “bandaid” ur problem temporarily then come back to haunt u when it fails. For a small leak id try to use solvent #3 or #4 to re bond the affected area then go over top of that with #16 weldon to seal the deal. Do not use solvent when the tank is full also. As always, the best and strongest glue for acrylic repairs is weld on #40… but if it really is a “small leak” my 1st response will do the job for ya ??will silicone stick to acrylic for a small leak in the corner of a 350 acrylic tank
I used somewhere around a quarter of the gallon kit I had sorry I can't be more specific I did all seams bottom seams verticals and around the top you wouldn't need to buy the gallon kit but might end up cheaper to do so if you have a use for the leftover weldonHow much #40 did you use for your 180? Did you do all bottom vertical seams? I've got a 180 to do and am trying to figure out how much to buy. Thanks