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Old July 5th, 2008, 12:04 AM
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man doc, those look like some very good reads



Well, they serve their purpose. I dont know if they would interest anyone else tho.

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Re: Doc's Shark Tank

Ill read anything on bpd I'm sure you got some of that
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Yes I do have quite a bit of reading on that. Anytime you have a question about coping or working with her, just let me know. I got your back!

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Re: Doc's Shark Tank

I think I would have used silicone to hold down the trim. They use silicone from the factory because it will allow for the glass to expand. Glass changes size with temp. I would keep an eye on it.

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I think I would have used silicone to hold down the trim. They use silicone from the factory because it will allow for the glass to expand. Glass changes size with temp. I would keep an eye on it.



That is a good point. I may attach it better with silicone. I have to check to see how solid it is after drying for the last several hours

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Re: Doc's Shark Tank

So, the Gorilla Glue seems to be holding. I ran a bead of silicone under the outside frame along the glass and black frame just in case. BUT...I still have a question...

How long do I need to wait for the silicone to "cure" (is that the right term?) before I change over the tank? I was hoping to set it up tomorrow. The silicone has been sitting since last night at about 9pm. I was planning on setting up the tank tomorrow at about 6pm, so just under 48 hours

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Re: Doc's Shark Tank

do a leak test tomorrow when you wanna do a transfer and if that holds for an hour or so id say your good to go
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Good call. I will go find the neighbor's cat....

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Re: Doc's Shark Tank

I'd let the silicone cure for AT LEAST 48 hours.Remember the fumes?Just because the outside has set up,dont mean the inside of the bead is fully cured.
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Re: Doc's Shark Tank

48 hours will be fine. I think it says 24 to 48 and when I did mine I never had the patients to wait 48 so I went with 24 hours and no problems.
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