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  • #16
    Originally posted by cu0ngsayz View Post
    AND HOW DID YOU DO THIS!!!! thats like maybe 150-200 worth of acrylic

    Yea I know acrylic is sky high. Owner of sign shop is a good friend of the family. Im supposed to go get some more for a 90 Gallon build. I assembled sump only had 2 small dripping leaks. Guess I'll patch with weldon 16. I was pretty surprised that was all since it was our first time working with acrylic.

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    • #17
      just use a little more of the liquid glue to hold everything together better.

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      • #18
        Nice build
        420 Gallon: IT's, NGT's, NTT's, AT's, Cichla Pleizona, Bichirs, Blue Arowana, Spotted Gar, Clown Loaches

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        • #19
          Originally posted by cu0ngsayz View Post
          just use a little more of the liquid glue to hold everything together better.

          Yea. I going back over the spots with WELD-ON 16. Then putting in Baffles and filter sock holder I'm Building.

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          • #20
            Nice. You got a free 300-350 sump filter!!!! You're just spending man time

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            • #21
              Cheap sump for some beer.
              Will trade Fish Stuff for Camera Lens and Anime Figures.







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              • #22
                Originally posted by Jozle View Post
                Cheap sump for some beer.
                Ok Guys anyone ever fixed a leak in an acrylic aquarium. I have read all over the web. One option is to put Weld-on 16 on area. Other I have read is to cut a small piece of the acrylic and reapply Weld-on 3 to patch area. Anyone have experience with either methods.


                Thanks

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                • #23
                  I suggest cutting two small pieces of acrylic and patch it from the inside and outside.
                  Will trade Fish Stuff for Camera Lens and Anime Figures.







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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Jozle View Post
                    I suggest cutting two small pieces of acrylic and patch it from the inside and outside.
                    Thanks will give it a shot this weekend.

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                    • #25
                      So I'm getting a custom nano tank done for 150,000Dongs= $7.50USD.
                      Size is 20cmX20cmX110cm
                      Will trade Fish Stuff for Camera Lens and Anime Figures.







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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Jozle View Post
                        So I'm getting a custom nano tank done for 150,000Dongs= $7.50USD.
                        Size is 20cmX20cmX110cm
                        Nice Deal! Post some pics when you get it.
                        Got the baffles in and no leaks. :)
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