Removal of corner silicone

[hillegom]

No first hand knowledge either.
I have taken a few things apart in demolition. Mainly tile that has been siliconed together, or to the tub.
If it was a good bond from the start, two pieces would come apart with quite a large force. I don't believe that silicone in a corner would not be a bit structural.
Your best bet is to get two pieces of glass and try it yourself after letting the silicone cure for at least 48 hrs, if not a week.
Not many people would take the chance of not having an inside silicone bead.
Just my HO

[smokinreefer]

my thinking would be this...

much much much easier to run a new bead of silicone on the inside of a watertight tank, than to repair the tank if the bond between glass begins to leak.

I'm looking for a watertight 90 cube. lemme know if you want to get rid of it!

No first-hand experience though. i would think that the corner bead of silicone would also protect the structural bond from damage from glass cleaning/scraping.

[canadianbudz604]

Originally Posted by smokinreefer

my thinking would be this...

much much much easier to run a new bead of silicone on the inside of a watertight tank, than to repair the tank if the bond between glass begins to leak.

No first-hand experience though. i would think that the corner bead of silicone would also protect the structural bond from damage from glass cleaning/scraping.

That inside silicone is there to protect the bond that holds everything together. I would put a new bead