Underwater Adhesive?

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Howdy, folks!

The panel braces separating my refugium area from the rest of the sump have come loose. You can see the three spots of silicone in the photo where the rails were originally mounted. Is there some sort of adhesive that's reef safe and can be used underwater?

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Howdy, folks!

The panel braces separating my refugium area from the rest of the sump have come loose. You can see the three spots of silicone in the photo where the rails were originally mounted. Is there some sort of adhesive that's reef safe and can be used underwater?

20230916_144110.jpg
Tunze Coral Putty bonds very quickly
 
Had to use the Tunze for frags. Do you figure JB Water Weld would do the trick?
There all basically the same stuff.
JB water weld
Aqua stix
Io hold fast.
They use different dye in the outer part.
I find the JB water weld to be a little bit mushy.
 

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