Consider rubbermades from Wallmart... mine works just as well as any tank and costs mu=ch less as well as far more durable.
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Consider rubbermades from Wallmart... mine works just as well as any tank and costs mu=ch less as well as far more durable.
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Hi Jason. How do you get the baffles to stay in place in the rubber maid tubs? I have tried to silicone them in place but it doesn't stay in place. Any suggestions?
Thank you
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How about a simple diagram and where you're having troubles... that would really explain a lot.
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I think the real question would have to be what material are you using for baffles? Since silicone will not adhere to acrylic/plexi very well or for very long. Not sure how Weld-on would react with whatever the tubs are made of, some polythisorthat kind of plastic, so it might work. Bungee cords to keep the sides from deflecting too much under pressure and pulling your joints free?
Really just thinking through my fingertips here.
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