First of all I would like to say hello to everyone. Yes another newb here.
Anyway. I have been away from aquariums for 10+ years and am going to be getting back into it yet again in the near future.
But first thing is first. Some of the old silicone has started to peel off of my 20L. So naturally I figured that if that little section is bad then might as well replace all the inner silicone. Now that I have it all scraped out and looking at silicones on the market. The ones that use to say aquarium safe no longer say such things.
I hear that GE typeI silicone is safe as well as DAP Household sealant (previously known as Household/Aquarium sealant). The DAP silicone is not sold anywhere within 50 miles of where I live. And GE typeI is a little expensive, but would buy if the next turns to be a flop.
Where I work we use alot of clear silicone. Most of which is used in food display cases and refrigerated/heated food counters. I have searched the forum and cannot find the brand refrenced anywhere.
So here is my question. Has anyone heard of or used Sila-Seal Industrial 100% Silicone part #
1233-200 before?
Here are some of the specs.....
FDA regulation #21 CFR 177.2600
ASTM C920, TypeS, Grade NS, Class 25
Fed Specs TT-5-001543A and TT-5-00230c, Type 2
Certified by NSF
UL File Number E 196754
*NOTES*
When cured and washed. This product complies with FDA regulation 21 CFR 177.2600.
Here is a link to the MSDS sheet.
Would this be safe to reseal my aquarium?
Thanks in advance.