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Originally Posted by KJoFan
The thinner areas show up lighter, as if light is getting through somehow when you look at the front of the tank along the bottom. does that make sense?
Those areas are thin enough that the edge of at least one pane is exposed, which I'm guessing is causing that light bleed?
That said, I would venture to guess the majority of the silicone between the panes is there, and maybe it's only the filler that's missing. I guess I'm not sure where the filler starts and the needed silicone ends in these cases.
As stated, I want to trust what he says, but at the end of the day he is a businessman and a salesman.
If you think you'd trust it, I'll trust it. That's why I was seeking other hobbyist input.
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I'm assuming this is what you're talking about? In my case (a 150g), the only area that is missing silicon is that area where the glass is beveled; the seem itself is fine. I'm not worried about it but you're the only one that can make that decision for your own tank.
