Without a leak proof inner wall the whole tank could drain down to the level of lowest stand pipe. Stand pipes are not typically as high as the water level in the display.There should be pvc stand pipes in the overflow to prevent that no?
Without a leak proof inner wall the whole tank could drain down to the level of lowest stand pipe. Stand pipes are not typically as high as the water level in the display.There should be pvc stand pipes in the overflow to prevent that no?
Yes and it is very flexible, so as soon as the nut comes in contact with it it bends slightlyI am assuming the bulkhead won’t seat and seal properly because there is a slight curve to the overflow box?
There is a curve to it. I am planning to heat it up, give it a little bend and be very generous with the weld onIs the overflow curved, or is that just the picture? Either way you should be able to patch it, but obviously it'll be easier if it's not curved. (if it is curved, I'd use a heatgun to soften and bend the acrylic to match the curve)
Sounds good. Probably get it in there with generous WO#16, let it dry, then goop some more WO in from the front.There is a curve to it. I am planning to heat it up, give it a little bend and be very generous with the weld on