I would not remove the top frame. Just put a nice bead of silicone along the inside edge, that would keep water from getting up there anyway.
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Guess that is what I will do,after I remove as much of the old silicone from underneath the rim.I fear there will be issues with the new stuff adhering properly if the old is not removed.
I did with an old 125 years ago but only to replace the braceless frame that it had with one that was made with a brace...got it off and changed out in a jiffy unlike this one so on it stays.
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Good to know but I don't want to have to pay for another one.I've got just enough going on with this tank as it is.
