hahaha this is what you don't do! Oh man I though resealing this tank was going to be easier. It just got a lot harder......
Opps
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Unless you are replacing a panel of glass I would not remove the silicone that is holding the glass panes in place. I would just remove the corner bead, clean that up nice and re-silicone that.
BadOleRoss;5049394; said:
Yea thats the point of this thread to show people what not to do When resealing a tank.
Darn, I hate when that happens!!!
I try to be very aware of where the glass joints are when removing the interior silicone. I prefer to use a flat blade razor scraper to remove the majority of the fillet bead to avoid slipping the blade between the glass panes.
I try to be very aware of where the glass joints are when removing the interior silicone. I prefer to use a flat blade razor scraper to remove the majority of the fillet bead to avoid slipping the blade between the glass panes.