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![]() Home Hardware sells thier store brand silicone which has "Aquarium Safe" written in bold letters right on the label.
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![]() If you have a Rona there they carry aquarium safe silicone.
Bill |
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![]() GE door and window #1 is 100% silicone and aquarium safe. Available pretty much anywhere and runs for about $4 per tube.
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![]() make sure it doesn't say "mildew resistant" on it!!
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![]() Are you just redoing the large seams or the structural inner seams?
If it's all the seams, I'd use a stronger product - GE RTV108 is what was recommended to me. You probably won't find it at HD or a local hardware store, but Acklands-Grainger should have it (there are 5 locations in Calgary). |
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![]() Thanks for the info everyone.
I am only re attaching a black insert that is fixed to the back wall inside the tank (and creating a seal between it and the overflow) so I think regular silicone should be fine. Palmer |
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![]() I used Rona brand it's aquarium safe and only 5 bucks a tube
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