I am filling my tank for the first time with the Ghost Overflow installed against the back of my tank, which is plywood. It is not perfectly flat and water is leaking into both holes that I drilled into the plywood. I was watching out for this, so it wasn't a complete surprise...but I'm not sure the best way to seal this. I have the weir removed and water level low enough to do whatever. Because of the imperfections on the backwall, I do not believe it is a gasket issue or making it tighter...I'm thinking of using vaseline between the gasket and the backwall to fill in any imperfections and create a seal.
Any other ideas? I guess I could just waterproof inside the holes and let it go through...it wasn't leaking out the back side gaskets.
Thanks,
J
Any other ideas? I guess I could just waterproof inside the holes and let it go through...it wasn't leaking out the back side gaskets.
Thanks,
J