Tank Reseal

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I am doing my first tank reseal (40B I will be adding glass baffles to for a sump).

I have been over all the old silicone with a new razor blade 3 times and have painter tape to use for a clean line on the edges of my new silicone.

But what are you guys using to clean before you put the new silicone down? Anything else I am missing or tips?
 
hi rubbing alcohol
 
fill er up test before you put in baffles
 
sorry imo i would never reseal or buy a resealed tank,even holding reef ,walk away from them, not worth the worry
 
All cleaned with rubbing alcohol.

sorry imo i would never reseal or buy a resealed tank,even holding reef ,walk away from them, not worth the worry

I appreciate the feed back but I really don't see much difference between revealing a tank and a new tank if it is done properly. I would worry less doing the reseal then buying a used tank and just filling it. .
 
All cleaned with rubbing alcohol.



I appreciate the feed back but I really don't see much difference between revealing a tank and a new tank if it is done properly. I would worry less doing the reseal then buying a used tank and just filling it. .
I agree with you. It's not magical, or rocket science. Glass - silicone - bond. Simple.
 
I agree with you. It's not magical, or rocket science. Glass - silicone - bond. Simple.

I figure like most things when doing it yourself. Research, prep, research, and then complete. And I am always looking to learn something a try to do something new
 

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