Shelfing your overflow box

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I know this has been done before, but I just had to share.... I plan to add many more chalice and montis to my overflow and make use of an otherwise eyesore :bigsmile:

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How do you get the epoxy to stick to the wall?

I put superglue on it before I stuck it there. I made sure the epoxy was holding well before I placed the coral.... then I put some superglue on the epoxy before I placed the coral.
 
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This a crude attempt to diagram how I formed the epoxy before I attached it to the overflow.
 
This a crude attempt to diagram how I formed the epoxy before I attached it to the overflow.

Well that stinks... it left out all the spaces I had between the Semi colon and the backslash... I should have taken progress pics... but I dont want to touch my camera with epoxy on my fingers :)
 
Any opinions on the amount of light on this piece....maybe too much? The LFS thinks it's a tyree piece... not sure on the name.
 

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