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![]() I assume the tank is glass with a black plastic brace around the top. You removed the black plastic center brace and are looking replace it with clear. Best solution is use glass, have it cut to fit exactly from inside front pane to rear pane (same length as side glass panes). Install the glass brace with silicone underneath the plastic brace so you have glass on glass contact. This will be the strongest. Another alternative is to remove all black plastic trim on the top and Euro brace the whole tank, this eliminates the need for a center brace all together.
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Secondly, tank is full of water and I would not be sure it would hold withouit plastic rim. It is an All Glass Aquarium. I have ordered a piece of glass and will try to seal it as tight at both ends as tight to the glass as possible. should have just went this route at the start, was looking around for material and the only thing laying around was plexi. Cheap never works........
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![]() ahh bow front, lame!
![]() Should note that modifying any bracing on a tank should be done with no load so the tank should be empty. |
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![]() I had a corner bowfront and had Crystal gals in Edmonton cut me a curved peice of glass for a top, they just asked me to cut them a template out of cardboard and they did the rest, it was a perfect fit.
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