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![]() How hard is it to clean the silicone and replace bulkheads?
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![]() If they are siliconed into the tank then that's going to take some serious elbow greese to unscrew. Once/if you manage to unscrew them, replacing them should be as easy as going to the store and buying a new one :-)
.. oh, and a bit of scraping of the old silicone which is fairly easy too. I would not reuse the old bulkheads myself. Last edited by kien; 11-26-2013 at 01:45 AM. |
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![]() You should never have silicone around the bulkhead...but as soon as the bulkhead is removed the silicone should be easily pealed off.As for the bulkhead and the rubber ring its best to clean in vinegar bath prior to reusing.
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Anyways, they are. ![]() ![]() ![]() Do you guys clean with vinegar after blading the silicone off? The hardest part will be cleaning my overflow glass, unless I chuck it to and get new.
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Do you mean cleaning the glass? Ya, I clean with a bit of acetate, water, vineager, lather, rinse, repeat. |
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![]() Doug do I need to come up there and help plumb that tank of yours
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