Silicone Seal on our 75 Gal

[Backfromthedead]

I would probably just reseal and be done. A complete rebuild wouldn't hurt but i think a proper reseal would give you plenty of good years out of that tank. Plus a rebuild is a bit more work and if you havent played around with glass and silicone awhile then it can be a challenge/maybe not turn out so great.

 

[MarkoSolo]

It was a company in Denver called Scooner - they made tanks back in the 80's for awhile then stopped, so definitely a DIY. Great point with the hobby, enjoy tinkering as well and nothing lost if I loose my patience with rebuilding, but nothing gained if I don't try! Thanks again..!

 

[ECW]

I would probably just reseal and be done. A complete rebuild wouldn't hurt but i think a proper reseal would give you plenty of good years out of that tank. Plus a rebuild is a bit more work and if you havent played around with glass and silicone awhile then it can be a challenge/maybe not turn out so great.

I agree. Reseal and done. No worries.