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I would go with SCS1200 as its a product that has been used and tested.Be safe than sorry. Silicone when dry always has an air bubble or 2 not as much as seen in your photo.I you want SCS1200 and cannot find it let me know and I will see what I could do for you.
Never heard of using a dremel for removing silicone especially off glass, be careful on what tip you use. |
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RTV 100 series is reef safe and provides a very strong bond.
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Thanks for the input guys.
I love the RTV silicone, even though it's a little hard to get a hold of. I did some digging and found out about it online some years ago... mostly from DIY rimless builds. I used it for my previous build, this 100Gal seahorse Cube: ![]() ![]() It dries really quick, skins in 5 minutes, which makes the process a little stressful though. Thanks for the offer Eli, but I'm sticking to my (silicone) guns Besides, UPS is already en route with another 7 tubes & should get here by late next week. Gives me some time to catch up on the stand cladding and canopy design. |
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Where did you source the glass?
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| 500g, diy, kahuna, sechelt, sunshine coast |
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