Become a credit card member today!All-Glass Aquarium Black Silicone Aquarium Sealant
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3 oz. Black silicone aquarium sealant
- - Waterproof seal stops leaks
- - Non-toxic
- - For use on fresh and salt water aquariums
- - Long lasting, easy to apply
Specifications
| SKU | 1001019 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | All-Glass |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 3 OZ |
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Zelda09
17 years ago
If you plan on fixing a leak or building your own aquarium, then this is the product you're going to need. This aquarium sealant is really strong and I would recommend it to anyone.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Starsprinkle
17 years ago
We used this on a fish tank we purchased 3 years ago.... needless to say it had a leak... so we used this stuff to fix it and poof no more leak..... and it hasnt still leaked. Def a good product
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Does the aqueon all glass sealant work for acrylic sheets? I am trying to build an aquarium for a turtle without breaking the bank on glass.
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- hi. sealing from the outside will not work...with the water pressure so high in the tank the water will find any tiny hole...I have had tanks in that size with small leaks and all needed to be sealed from the inside. its a pain to do all that work but if you seal it correctly its cheaper then having to replace .
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Can you use this on plastic tanks as well? Will it adhere to it like it does glass?
- I've used it with glass and plastic aquariums. It worked fine for me and shouldn't be adhering to either. As long as you keep the hose in motion you should be fine. I've also used it on sand and it wouldn't suck the sand up with it as long as I paid attention to what I was doing.
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