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Llyod276
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Looks like it's more than one panel. Heres A way to do this. The tank is a loss if its more than one panel. And it looks like its the bottom and side both.
1. File an insurance claim. Homeowners and rental insurance. File a fictional police report saying some thug broke in and you woke up they ran off after stubbing their foot on your brand new tank, etc. You'll get some of that cash back.
2. If its the bottom panel you could theoretically making out of plywood and pondliner. The dyi guys do this and it'll work. If its a side piece any glass shop will cutting you a new piece of glass. Then just silicone it in place and bam fixed.
1. File an insurance claim. Homeowners and rental insurance. File a fictional police report saying some thug broke in and you woke up they ran off after stubbing their foot on your brand new tank, etc. You'll get some of that cash back.
2. If its the bottom panel you could theoretically making out of plywood and pondliner. The dyi guys do this and it'll work. If its a side piece any glass shop will cutting you a new piece of glass. Then just silicone it in place and bam fixed.
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Don't do any of this
Don't do any of this
firechild
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1. It's probably not going to be worthwhile replacing more than a single panel, the tank is a write-off and needs to be replaced.
2. Having a thread title of simply "Help" isn't particularly useful to anyone and you're not likely to get as many views as if you adding something about the issue in question. Not a criticism, just some (hopefully) helpful advice.
2. Having a thread title of simply "Help" isn't particularly useful to anyone and you're not likely to get as many views as if you adding something about the issue in question. Not a criticism, just some (hopefully) helpful advice.
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