Kind of in the middle. Could be in back left, yes. I got it in New York.
I have heard of people using ratchet straps to hold all tightly together while curing. Don’t know personally, but I have heard this.
Instead of aligning the end piece with he edge of the long panel you could shift it in past the chip and leave a little overhang from the front and back glass.
I'd be afraid of squeezing the silicone out with ratchet straps. Not saying people shouldn't. I probably wouldn't stop in the right place.
It has a rim.
That rim is insanely difficult to remove in tact but there is a company online that you can get replacement feom
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Thank you!To rebuild a tank it is very easy, just very time consuming, patience is the key. The rims are hard to get off, but something like an Olfa knife helps. The most important thing is the glass must be absolutely clean. Also maybe part of the decision making process would be if the glass is tempered or not for drilling for the overflow. If it is, still not a deal breaker because you can get a new piece of glass. I think Melvb has a YouTube video out there where he visits the planet aquarium factory and you can watch someone build a tank. You can look for a a lot of helpful hints there. Also I just redid a 25g IM lagoon, you may get some info from that build thread. I would also just sand the chip a bit with a dremel to take off the sharp edge. Depending on the glass thickness you can modernize the tank by eliminating the plastic trim and eurobrace the tank.
Just some food for thought.
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Thank you! I will.
