I wouldn't unless it's leaking.if you decide you must do it remove only
bead inside glass.Apply new bead of aquarium sealant,not silicone.practice
on something else with inside corners before doing tank to get the feel of
using it to make a nice looking bead.it's really sticky, stringy stuff to
work with.
At 10:20 AM 2/6/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Should a glass tank be re-siliconed from time to time?
>Mine is 10 years old, and not leaking.
>I was just wondering as a preventative measure if it should be done.
>
>If I decide to re-silicone it, should I remove all the old silicone, or just
>apply the new silicone overtop of it.
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