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dc519
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Cracked tank trim...

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ok so I came across a used 65gal long tank for only $75. the only thing wrong with it is that the top black trim is loose and cracked with a chunk missing out of it. is there a DIY fix or would I have to try to find a new trim piece somewhere?
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Post by Pufferpunk »

If it's just for ascetics, you might be able to contact the manufacturer of the tank. Otherwise, it shouldn't affect the function of the tank.
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ya, i guess i am just being picky :lol:
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Post by Rusty »

um sometimes those trims are used to shore up the tank walls, i would find out (from the manufacturer) if the trim on yours does this.
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Post by strike2 »

silicone it...aquarium silicone many varieties DAP makes the one that is more widely used.
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