Liquid Rubber or Epoxy

[OCEANLUVR]

I have an 80g salt acrylic bubble aquarium set in a tall cabinet. The inside surrounding material is blue pliable rubber material over plywood frame. At the bottom of the tank are two drain ports that transfer water thru Rainbow filtration then to a return at top of tank. I want to remove existing set up and put in a sump with protein skimmer and add a chiller. Is liquid rubber a good product to seal the entire bottom leaving one drain to the sump?
Appreciate any thoughts from those who have experience with liquid rubber.

 

[pacu mom]

Capped off bulkhead would seal the hole.

 

[OCEANLUVR]

Capped off bulkhead would seal the hole.

True...but I'm wanting to cover the entire bottom of the tank with liquid rubber and looking for pros and cons for it's uses.

 

[OCEANLUVR]

I have an 80g salt acrylic bubble aquarium set in a tall cabinet. The inside surrounding material is blue pliable rubber material over plywood frame. At the bottom of the tank are two drain ports that transfer water thru Rainbow filtration then to a return at top of tank. I want to remove existing set up and put in a sump with protein skimmer and add a chiller. Is liquid rubber a good product to seal the entire bottom leaving one drain to the sump?
Appreciate any thoughts from those who have experience with liquid rubber.

DOES ANYONE RECOMMEND EPOXY TO SEAL THE INTERIOR OF THIS PLYWOOD AND ACRYLIC TANK?

 

[Frank Castle]

dude, that thing looks like it will bust and cover your living room with water if you try filling it with water....that wood is so rotted I'm surprised it didn't fall apart when you picked it up

 

[millerkid519]

Epoxy by all means