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![]() I've used GE Silicone II Window & Door Premium Waterproof Silicone. I've had no issues with it, though I did let it cure for two weeks prior to submersion in my sump. The stuff I used indicated that it was mold "resistant" but not that it was mold "free."
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![]() People that crashes using GE silicone is because they don't wait 24-48 hours before putting back their saltwater.
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Hey! I never "LEFT" the hobby, just doing fresh water now. Which is still listed as part of Canreef if I'm not mistaken. ![]() |
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![]() Yep. I waited 3 days. Still crashed
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![]() Anyone know if this is safe, no mention of mildew resistance? Otherwise I am going to coat the bottom of my new nanao with it in a bit ...
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![]() If it's GE, I wouldn't risk it. Too many people having problems with it lately.
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![]() Don't use this kind 100% tank crush guarantee !!!
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