Where to find spa flex

[tbone]

do you know what the reef safe silicone is called?

i have GE Silicone II kitchen & bath. doesn't say anything thats reef save

nm silcone II isn't reef safe. but Silcone I is.

[muck]

Originally Posted by tbone

do you know what the reef safe silicone is called?

i have GE Silicone II kitchen & bath. doesn't say anything thats reef save

nm silcone II isn't reef safe. but Silcone I is.

If you are going to use GE Silicone I make sure it is Windows + Doors stuff not kitchen and bath! I repeat not kitchen and bath!
Kitchen and Bath silicone has mildew resistant chemicals in it and will wreak havoc on your reef.

I think the stuff at Canadian Tire is a Mastercraft brand if Im not mistaken.

[tbone]

Originally Posted by muck

If you are going to use GE Silicone I make sure it is Windows + Doors stuff not kitchen and bath! I repeat not kitchen and bath!
Kitchen and Bath silicone has mildew resistant chemicals in it and will wreak havoc on your reef.

I think the stuff at Canadian Tire is a Mastercraft brand if Im not mistaken.

Grrr i was gonna get that! well i guess it's another trip there tomorrow.
how long do i need to let it cure before putting water in the tank. as well is there a faster way to speed up the curing process?

[mr_alberta]

I think for full strength, you have to wait until it is fully cured (~7 days).

[tbone]

Originally Posted by mr_alberta

I think for full strength, you have to wait until it is fully cured (~7 days).

dang, thats pretty slow
would i be able to speed up the process? using a heated fan?

[muck]

I have put water in tanks a day or two after the silicone has been done.
Personally I would wait 48 hours.