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![]() If its not deep I wouldn't worry about using epoxy then. Mine was on the outside of tank but I'm kinda picky so I filled it with epoxy then sanded it level. I probably could of just left it be but.... The windshield repair places use a more expensive special epoxy but I just used just regular 2 part epoxy that can used on various surfaces including glass and bought just about anywhere.
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![]() you could drill the same sized hole (without a chip) in a patch piece of glass. Silicone that to the inside of the tank and then use your bulkhead. Just be like having thicker glass is all.
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![]() Lol so you're always gasketing over chips... this one's just a bit bigger is all
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![]() Ya, both sides
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![]() see i knew you would give in to duct tape
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![]() It fixes everything, ya know!
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