very difficult to apply. You need a caulking gun to get it out of the tube, but I would apply it with my finger pointing backwards. it is extremely difficult to remove the excess, which indicates its liability; But I would just buy a small tube of Petco's Aqueon Sealant, even though the price is the same. I doubt you'll need it anyway, he's got plenty left after resealing 39 gallons. a few weeks tried with a glass scraper to remove the excess. If you're confused, spraying the excess with white vinegar will help to scrape it off a bit, but you'll need a glass scraper. If you know how to use a caulking gun accurately and build a tank from scratch, I recommend this. To reseal an existing tank, use a small tube of Aqueon sealant. Don't buy GE or Loctite, they are not safe for fish.
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