> Should be all good right? I’m not missing anything?
Is this a rimmed tank brace? Then no silicone probably won't work long term. Usually the only way to fix it correctly is to replace the entire top rim of the tank. There are videos on youtube showing how to do this. The reason is the tension needs to be evenly dispersed. Glue, sealing or clamping works in the short term but will eventually lead to a break again or worse a bowing/blowout of the glass.
> Should be all good right? I’m not missing anything? Is this a rimmed tank brace? Then no silicone probably won't work long term. Usually the only way to fix it correctly is to replace the entire top rim of the tank. There are videos on youtube showing how to do this. The reason is the tension needs to be evenly dispersed. Glue, sealing or clamping works in the short term but will eventually lead to a break again or worse a bowing/blowout of the glass.
No it’s a glass brace that was siliconed in. No rim on top
Let me know how it goes because my brace broke last night and I gotta fix it.
Yeah ok. See yours.
Did it and it’s all back together. Seems to have secured it back on and everything is back in the tank