Getting sucked back in

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Been away for about 15 years after an ATO disaster and life. Got the bug last week and have spent all my free time getting caught up.

Looks like much has changed on the equipment side. Looking forward to being back up and running with my 125.
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Leak testing the 125. Silicone still pliable after sitting in storage for 10 years. Braced glass. Seams look really good still and no leaks as of yet. Reading up, it seems opinions are mixed on using something like this. Think I’ll let it sit for a week and if it’s good I’ll go for it.
 

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