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GE Silicone 2 Is Safe To Use In Your Aquarium
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
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Despite "everybody saying" that you can't use GE Silicone 2 in your aquaria, you can. It's perfectly safe provided you use it properly, which can also be said for GE silicone I, which everyone recomends.
Google : GE Silicone 2 SDS. He is right that the SDS doesn't specifically state it contains mold inhibitors.
Silicone is an inert substance, it doesn't leach when submerged. My babies bottle nipples are mare out of silicone for crying out loud.
The difference is that Silicone 2 releases ammonia as it cures. So whoever has problems with Silicone 2 killing fish didn't let it cure properly. If you submerge it before it's 100% cured, it will cause problems. Dry does not equal cured, which is where I bet a lot of people mess up.
The only time silicone releases substances that are harmful, such as formaldehyde, is when it's heated to 150C.
It doesnt have mold inhibitors it has anti-bacterial additives which is why ge 2 is NOT safe for aquariums but ge 1 is per ge customer service
He seems to know his shit
What is the proper way to let it cure if you dont mind me asking
@@naui_diver9290 wait what? your second comment contradicts your first one
Good luck on the waterfall build!
I contacted a company (not GE) about their 100% silicone, mould resistant, and they replied it "contains anti fungal ingredients that help prevent mould growth. These additives can be harmful to fish and other aquatic life". I did this because my fish were slowly dying 5 days after I installed the ornament I'd made with it. Clearly it was not 100% silicone. I should have known when the fish wouldn't go near the ornament, ever.
Cured and dry are not the same. 2 releases ammonia when curing, probably what caused this. I read up after watching this video.
Thanks for all the info man. I just cut off peeled up egdes in a 30 gallon long I got yesterday. Used GE silicone 2 to reseal those inside corners and read the back, freaked out when it said not for aquarium use lol. But I will let it cure till next weekend. Thanks again man
How did it go, any update?
Hey good sir! Did the silicone end up being fine?
Just saw your video truthful when it comes to acrylic repair acrylic weld on series with acrylic rods is the way to go. I HAVE ACTUALLY REPAIRED AND FIXED ACRYLIC TANKS! Totally different process than glass tanks.But its good to know you can use silicone two thank you for that info. I need to start making videos LOL!
Glad seeming someone using msds
Well, CRAP! I don't know WHAT to believe anymore!!!!! I built a big decoration with the "wrong" silicone but haven't put it in my tank yet. I saw a video saying it will KILL all of my fish! I panicked and ordered all new pvc pipe AND new silicone (the GE 2) for over $50 and plan to redo the entire decoration. I was so proud of how it turned out and now I'm considering throwing it out! I'm at a loss!!!! I don't know WHAT to do!!!!! :'( And now you're saying that my decoration is SAFE for my fishes???? I'm terrified of it now. If my Clown Loaches and Blood Parrots die because I used the wrong stuff I will never get over it! WHY are they saying it's not safe if it is?
They say that for liability protection. Silicone #1 says it's not safe for aquarium use either.
As long as it's fully cured, it's just 100% silicone. My entire waterfall is made from Silicone #2. I use it all the time.
You should make a video about the difference between silicones.
... that's... that's this video
I appreciate this video and especially the timing, because I re-seal glass aquariums and I'm working on a project now using acrylic. Like many others here, I avoided the other brands and versions because "everyone" says they have additives.
Thank you for this important and very educational video.
Keep in mind that neither one adheres particularly well to acrylic. GE 1 is best for glass/glass applications, and GE 2 is better for non-glass (non-acrylic) surfaces.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly Yes, I caught that in the video. That's where it is especially important to me. I am considering going to glass for my internal, all-in-one sump I'm designing because of that. I don't want to start learning a new glue just for acrylic. Besides, I just found out that cut glass is cheaper here than acrylic.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly So whats good for gluing acrylic to glass?
What glue works for acrylic to glass baffle wise.
@@mogtrader8 Honestly, I don't think it would matter. Ultimately, they're both 100% silicone once cured.
Yeah, I agree. Nothing wrong with #2. I learned this by using it before I ever heard it was bad or harmful to fish. I had no idea that some could be “unsafe.” I put together a sump and used it. Put it all together and had it running in my system for months before I caught wind of it being bad for fish online. I never had a bit of trouble with it. If it’s 100 percent silicon then use it. It’s all good!
I just accidentally used GE silicone 2. I thought it was fine because it said 100% silicone and I'm a newbie. Glad to see that other people are using with no issues 😅
Just give it plenty of time to fully cure. At least a few days, or more depending on how thick you applied it. (I'd say the same about Silicone #1)
How about for sealing tanks for reptiles? Will they be okay with their heat lights ???
Me too
Yep, used it on my pond, no problems with fish.
Thank you for this video! I literally spent a couple hours searching for 100% silicone without the mold protection fearing that it would be toxic to my chameleon. I’m making vines. Now I don’t have to buy expensive aquarium silicone from amazon.
Yes, you'll be fine, provided you let it cure for a day or two.
Appreciate it. I was actually looking at one of your recent videos as inspiration for a 10 gal my wife and I are gonna set up. She wants to do guppies. I’ll probably put a red tailed shark in with them. Should be fine right?
No it’s that acetic acid..same thing as vinegar is naturally mild resistant. So the companies that make silicone say “mold resistant to make it sound better for homes”
@@nickizcool20 ohhh that makes perfect sense
Wyatt, any update on how it went? Did the GE2 silicone vines cause any issues?
I'm not saying it's dangerous to fish but I don't use it because the manufacturer says not to. I feel like that is part liability (CYA) but if it was as safe as Silicone 1 GE would have no issue saying it was aquarium safe. To me that's just common sense. As it stands you are not risking anyones fish but your own and to you that's an acceptable risk... Everybody makes choices and I respect that. Looking forward to the next video.
Gerald, I love your thinking, but Silicone 1 , like every version of Silicone I've seen people use for aquariums except official "aquarium use" Silicone, says, "Not for use below the water line or in aquariums." I have seen some exception for "not for use below the water line." But, of the six brands, and numerous versions of the brands, they all say not recommended for aquariums.
DAP has some that actually say they comply with FDA, but they still say, not for aquariums.
I think the reason for the CYA is the possibility of a leak and being liable for massive damages in places like apartments where 200 gallons can damage two or three floors and displace two or more families during repair time.
I actually just recently made 3 large rock structures with GE silicone 2 last week and I’ve been hesitant to put them in any of my tanks after reading a ton of contradictory information online. But this video definitely cleared a lot up.
Just curious because I did the same thing: did you run into any problems with this?
Donald Soles no I haven’t had any major issues other than perfecting the amount of silicone to use for the structures. I’ve made multiple iterations of my designs to make the silicone less obvious while also maintaining structural stability. However I’ve been using my silicone in a tank with a few turtles and some very hardy fish like koi and native sunfish, so I’d still be careful if you’re planning on using them for any delicate, sensitive and/or expensive fish species.
How did it go?
Hello, I used GE 2, black for my background for leopard gecko tank. I'm still good, right? Thak you.
Yup. Once it's cured, it's just silicone rubber.
how did this go for you @creativeness68? I just did this with my snake.
I was reading and all i seen was dont use it. I went ahead and bought it anyways. I watched this afterwords. Thanks for the peace of mind. Once its rubber and fully cures its impossible to leak out chemicals. Hence the word cured
This is an interesting topic.
I just subscribed. Greatful for your information. Was wandering where your video is on how you paint on your silicone. Thanks for any information.
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I'm currently going thru the resealing process on my 125 gal i got a great deal on. I am going with the straight up aqueon aquarium sealant personally. Not saying this stuff is bad but i just have a piece of mind that i used actual "aquarium" sealant.
honestly, i agree with you on that idea because you need so much of it to seal an aquarium but otherwise, this stuff is a great cheap alternative for minor modifications and touch-ups.
Good thing i watched this because i wasnt sure because of peoples opinions 😂thanks.
I’m experienced and I accidentally used one tube of 2 on my massive 80 gallon dart tank out of literally 20 tubes of silicone. Thanks for the video. I added water to check the waterfall a few hours after applying it to the background water never touched the curing silicone. Am I good if I flush out the fall?
Yup. Once it's cured, it's just 100% silicone rubber.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly you’re doing gods work disproving the militants. thank you so much I nearly ripped down the entire thing.
Hey any problems at all with the dart tank? I literally did the exact same thing
@@legendaryc4917 nope been great I just waited around a month for it to fully cure. Probably overkill but I’ve had ZERO issues!
@@connorblake2291 thanks for the update for posterity
The only product I could really find when I was a kid to seal my wooden reptile cages, or i'd slather it all over foam backrounds to attach peat and wood, stuff like that... never had an issue even when the labeling changed over to "mold protection". My brother and I didn't notice until years later I found an old tube...the animals were still alive at this point 5 years later no issues snakes, lizards, amphibians and fish. Now I just use mono silicone works great and cost less, also doesn't have any mold protection or potential added stuff.
Hello you said It would be able to work when fully cured. I have redone my whole 55 gallon fish tank with silicone 2 and would like to know how long it would take to not place my fish at risk thank you. New subscriber :)
If you mean the seams in the corners, I'd say several days to a week, to be safe. The thicker the bead, the longer I'd wait. Thanks for subscribing!
Hello I accidentally used silicone 2 for my aquarium and thankfully I stumbled upon this video! I wanted to ask how long did you wait in order to use it! I don’t mind taking the time to wait :). I’m using really thick amounts for my aquarium I want to know what’s the safest I should wait.
I can't say for sure, but I'd give it a week at least. Nothing crazy long, but the thicker it is, the longer I'd wait. I put lots of thin layers on my waterfall.
Dan Hiteshew thanks very much!
Hi! I’ve used Ace 100% silicone for my aquarium build, label says that mold and mildew resistant and not to be used for aquarium. Would this be a problem for my fish even after curing for a week? Thanks!
If it says not to use in aquariums,I'd take their word for it.
GE Silicone II doesn't say anything about not using in aquariums. (it's only other fish keepers that say that)
I have to go with a Type 1 product that says it's food safe, or aquarium safe and I'm pretty sure GE type 1 general purpose does not.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly Hey Dan Just bought a tube of GE 2+ and it has not for aquarium or underwater use, didn't see that till after putting my aquaponic trays, I'll give it a try, I just have feeder goldfish in startup mode anyway.
@@rayfarrer2740 I'll have to look at the label again. I never saw it say not for underwater use on it.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly Yup, I saw that on the label as well. What do fish people recommend for aquariums?
Any chance anybody knows if this would hold the bottom seal of a 60 gallon long tank?
Mine has sprung a leak at the whole bottom seal on both like the back side and the front side just little beads of water coming out
I've used the silicone 1 to fix my 35 gallon
But it's a tall tank and the leak was just tiny on the corner up near the top
It's held for 2 years but I mean there's not really that much water pressure on it
I'm just really worried that I'm going to reseal this whole bottom get all the water back in it just for it to start leaking again
And I know just cuz it holds the water pressure from just like me testing doesn't mean it's going to hold all of the gallons once they're in there
I wasn't nervous until I seen on a loctite they say not to use it on aquariums larger than 30 gallons
And I mean if both products are just 100% silicone there shouldn't really be no like limit difference right?
I'm not sure what to tell you other than it's 100% silicone, so I assume it's the same.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly I resealed the entire thing
Even on the underside around the little plastic frame
Had to come help a friend with a family emergency so I won't be able to test it til Monday
The suspense is killing me & I know my fish are ready to be back in their big tank
I'm just really hoping it holds
good video. I bought silicone 2 to re-seal my aquarium. I might just take it back and exchange it for silicone 1. Mainly for the stronger adhesive glass to glass. I'm not worried about the mold free stuff. more of the bonding strength. you think i should go pickup some silicone 1 instead? thanks man
I wouldn't worry about it too much. If t's easy to grab, go ahead.
just a follow up i did re seal my 72g bowfront with silicone 2 black and let it cure for 3 weeks. i havent had any issues. my turtle loving his home.
Hello! I used silicone 2 to reseal the bottom of my 55 gallon fish tank. I waited at least 24 hours before I put my fish back in and 3 of them died (Tetras) My blood parrot is acting strange so I took him out and put him in a fresh tank of conditioned water.
I guess my question is- I have already filled the tank ..... how can I fix this? Should I just let the filter run for several days before putting my blood parrot back in? Or have I really screwed up and have to re do everything?
Note, I was about to scrape the silicon off and redo it with silicon 1- untill I watched your video.
It can take several days to fully cure. Even a thin bead will take up to 48 hours, and the thicker the bead, the longer the cure time. It'll still cure underwater, but it may take longer. Was there an ammonia spike?
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly I technically used GE Advanced Silicone 2. It still said 100% silicone but also it said thing thing about a 10 year mold prevention guarantee. When I looked it up I didn't see any actual additives...
Oddly enough, I didn't really see a big Ammonia spike in my testing (Last night and today) But my blood parrot wasn't happy at all. Ph was a little off- I fixed that. So maybe the 'Advanced silicone' had something in it I was unaware of.
@@theregalreptile3953 The Number 2 produces methanol during the curing process I want to say. Very toxic to aquatic life. Once it's cured though, it's just silicone rubber.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly That's probably what happened! I just put my fish in too early. I hope my orange fish makes it through the next few days.
Thank you so much for responding! I really appreciate it!
If I used this to seal an outside edge of my aquarium, should I still wait the full 24 hours or so? The inside edge still has the original silicone. There was just a couple spots leaking. So I used this stuff thinking it was a different tube I had had in the gun. But only on the outside. I'm in a bind for time but obviously I don't want to kill any of my fish by not waiting.
Not sure how effective it'll be on the leak like that, but it should be ok for your fish.
Fixing a leak from the outside isn’t going to be effective if there is any head pressure; it will push the seal apart from behind
I ended up using this silicone to hold several rocks together for a small aquarium, but I accidentally got it wet before completely cured. The tank has no livestock in it yet, but the rocks are now covered with plants and have a steady stream of water flowing through it. Do I need to remove everything and get the silicone off? Or could I just let the tank cycle and do a few water changed to get any leaching chemicals out of the water?
I'd give it lots of time. It should cure under water or wet conditions, but will probably be slower. If you gooped it on thick, I'd give it a couple of weeks to fully cure.
The display is for a classroom, and school will be starting mid-August. Think that will be enough time?
I wish I had seen this before I went to the store looking for sealant. I was just looking at this brand. Anybody tried "Gorilla Max Strength Clear Construction Adhesive"? It doesn't say anything about not using in an aquarium, I'm just curious.
If the ingredients are "100% silicone", you should be ok.
This video is giving wrong information based on two misunderstandings:
1) 100% silicone does not mean what he thinks it does . Caulk comes in three varieties Silicone, Acrylic Latex, and a mix. all 100%Silicone means is that there is no Acrylic in in , not that its actually got nothing but silicone in it. In fact, as a reading of the sds makes clear.it does.
2) the sds never states what the ingredients are for, just what they are, so the fact that it doesn't say mold inhibitor means nothing.
when I called up the sds for silicone 2 I got this:
www.msdsdigital.com/ge-silicone-ii-clear-msds
GE5040
3. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
MIXTURES:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY CAS NUMBER CONTENT IN NOTES
PERCENT (%)*
DISTILLATES, PETROLEUM, HYDROTREATED MIDDLE
64742-46-7 3 - 7%
# THIS SUBSTANCE HAS WORKPLACE EXPOSURE
LIMIT(S).
HEXAMETHYLDISILAZANE 999-97-3 1 - 5% NO DATA AVAILABLE.
DIBUTYL TIN BIS ACETYL-ACETONATE 22673-19-4 0.1 - 1%
# THIS SUBSTANCE HAS
WORKPLACE EXPOSURE LIMIT(S).
NOW: none of these ingredients are silicone, and they are all felt to be toxic enough to have exposure limits. read the rest of the sheet (url above) to get the toxicity limits.
To settle the question I simply wrote GE with the following question:
Hi I bought a tube of silicone 2 caulk #5070-118574
does this have added fungicide ingredients, and if so what are they?
Is this good for aquarium use? Thanks
answer:
Good Afternoon,
Thank you for contacting us.
All of our products offer mold protection and none would be recommended or suitable for aquarium use.
Thanks,
From: [askgesa@momentive.com]
Sent: 5/26/2020 3:49 PM
To: askgesa@momentive.com
Subject: Contact Us
This video is simply wrong. Ge wants to sell more caulk not less, so they're not pretending they have mold inhibitors when they don't.
This video is irresponsible and should be taken down, GE has settled the issue, you cant use this for aquariums.
I had an aquarium that was doing great for months. I glued some rocks together with GE silicone 2 and let them cure for 3 days. I put them in my aquarium and all the fish died. There was no other change other than these rocks.
no response from the uploader. disappointing
I wonder if you or anyone else reading this would help me. I purchased this and I will be using it to caulk the edges of glass in a wood frame. But I would also like to use it to adhere seashells to the glass. Will this work? Thank you in advance ☺️
Yes, it will. Just be sure to let it fully cure before putting it in a tank with fish.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly thank you for your help, I truly appreciate it. Have a great day.
GE silicone II. Word to the wise, look at the use before date on the tube. If it's past this date DO NOT USE IT, it will NEVER dry.
Could I use this to reseal an aquarium?
I don't see why not. (I'm no expert though)
I resealed a tank with GE silicone 2 and had many many fish die
Me too
Did you have it cure for a week? Or more?
Instead of causing controversy , how about contacting GE themselves and asking!!! Which I did a few years ago and they themselves did not recommend it for any use with animals aquatic or otherwise ,they actually referred me to silicone 1 .... That's my 2 cents!?
Yes, that's called "limiting liability".
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly Same reason why I tell customers at work (I work in an adult shop) not to use silicone lube with toys even though loads do. Arse covering on the million to one off chance it might cause an issue lol
@@siobhonphillips2295 Lol exactly.
Why is this 2 better than the 1st? Also, will this work resealing old tanks, and or sump baffles?
Thanks
The #1 releases acetic acid (vinegar) while it's curing, so it's hard to work with indoors, especially in large quantities like I was doing. #2 produces a bit of ammonia and methanol, so it doesn't burn my eyes.
#1 is better for bonding glass to glass, but #2 is better at bonding to non-glass surfaces. (so I've been told) I'd use #1 to reseal tanks, but use ventilation.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly thanks. how avout baffles to glass? should i use number 2?
@@mogtrader8 Again, I really don't think it matters. They should both work equally as well. I always use #2 because it doesn't have the fumes while I'm working with it.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly Thanks. One more question, I have an aquarium that's fairly new. I was hoping to just reseal a few spots as I notice it coming off. I prefer not to scrap the new silicon off, provided that it's still new. I guess my question is, can I put new silicone over older silicone to reinforce it?
mogtrader8 id recommend scrapping old silicone off Because it may not bond properly
I've been looking around different types of aquarium sealant and watched alot of people using all types of silicone, all mention dont use anything with additives. I've looked into this particular brand as people have mixed views on it and the product specification says not suitable for marines. I also looked into the data safety sheet and there is additives in the ge silicone 11
Ok Don't use it then. I've never had issues and I used about 20 tubes while making my waterfall.
My tube of 2 says it releases methanol and ammonia which are both toxic. He never mentioned that?
I'm sure I did. It only releases it while cure. You can't use any type of silicone while it's curing.
This topic needs a lot more research/testing/experimenting throughout this community, especially if GE silicone 1 also usually says it isn't safe for aquariums. But, looking through these comments for example, it's extremely clear that one type of silicone has a dramatically worse reputation with people who've used it compared to the other type of silicone. You'd have to be intentionally willfully ignorant not to see that.
There's no remotely clear consensus or verdict on this, and there won't be for a very long time. That doesn't sit well with me. I can't in good conscience trust GE2 and I can't recommend that any of you do either.
i used ge silicone 2, waited three days before filling tank, and it only took 20 hours to kill all my fish! change the water and a week later got more fish, and within 24 hours kill all the fish again, now i have removed all of the silicone, not having anymore problems!
Did you use GE Silicone #1? That says it's not for aquarium use on it too.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly GE silicone #2
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly found out after siliconing the tank that it wasn't the tank leaking but the marineland penguin 200 power filter tank was leaking, so i remove all of the GE #2 silicone from the fish tank down to the original silicone and refilled it, problem solved!
@@stardust-rv7mr ... so, was GE2 poisoning your fish?
@@realchiknuggets well i still have all of my fish after 2 years after removing GE2 silicone.
GE swetable for 7 fit 12 mm glass aquarium ??
I don't understand your question.
Msds are your friend.
What about 2+? Gold and blue label
I've never seen them, but as long as they say 100% pure silicone, you should be ok.
I can personally say that silicone 2*+ (10 year mold free) IS NOT SAFE TO USE!!! I used half a tube on some sump baffles, let it cure for 6 days. Within an hour of my sump being hooked up to my 75g reef, my corals began dying. Within 24 hours, my fish started to look very sick. Play it safe, use aquarium safe silicone.....
How do you know it was the silicone? I hear stories like this from time to time but never know how it's determined that the silicone is the cause.
Dan Hiteshew well to be honest I don’t know for sure, but I haven’t found any other explanation. The tank was perfectly fine for years and years, till I added the sump with that silicone.
@@parkerbenz Well I can certainly understand why you'd be leery of using it again, but to me, that's still just anecdotal and doesn't tell me a lot.
From a chemistry point of view, there's nothing in there that's harmful to fish. In fact, all my wild caught stream fish from pristine water are doing well after months of being in it, and my other tanks with it are doing fine as well.
Dan Hiteshew If it has worked for you thats great! Maybe the saltwater has a reaction with the silicone, who knows. All I know is that I am fine with paying a few more bucks for a tube of aquarium safe silicone!
@@parkerbenz And of course corals are notoriously sensitive, so we're talking about very different environments and and animals.
my fish died i used this GE Silicone 2 +
I've had fish die when I didn't use Silicone 2. Doesn't mean one has anything to do with the other.
Exactly. My baby beta died when I used tap water. G2 silicone ok
Absolutely do not use GE Silicone 2 for your tank. Unlike GE silicone 1 which when cured leaves an acetic acid (Vinegar) residue which in low concentration is safe for your fish, GE silicone 2 when dries leaves behind methanol (wood alcohol- extremely toxic to all life) and Ammonia (deadly to fish). I used GED silicone 2 in my aquarium, let it cure for 7 days, add water and rinsed it out, and add new water and let it age for 3 days. Added my discus fish in, within 5 minutes they started to breath hard, within 10 minutes started gasping for air. Took them all out right away but still lost 5 out of 14 discus fish. It's not the additives in GE 2 that kills mold, it's the methanol and ammonia residue it leaves behind when cured that inhibits mold. GE 2 should never be used in aqaurium because it's "pure" silicone. This is a different "low" vapor formulation that is actually deadly.
Methanol doesn't leave "residue".
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly that's your response? really? what about his last 2 sentences?
All my fish died from GE2 👿
I used GE#2 to reseal my moms fish tank and let it sit 3-4 days before adding water and fish.......EVERY one of her fish died 😢😢
I'm sorry to hear that, but it's nothing to do with the silicone.
Dan Hiteshew just seems odd that is the ONLY thing done was reseal tank with that specific product and waited and ALL the fish died literally over night. Now scared to put any new fish in tank again and tempted to drain all water out and re-seal it using the GE #1 silicone i dont know
@@melissaroberts5599 GE silicone #1 says not to use it in aquariums too. It's just to cover their liability. Since you resealed the tank, is it fully cycled? Could you have pH shocked the fish with new water or something?
Dan Hiteshew did a water fill and put all the same shock chemicals in like we did before (tank is not new) I just re-sealed it....then put water back in and added chemicals like before, waited another day after that and put fish back in and they all died over night, so now I’m scared to put anymore fish in tank
@@melissaroberts5599 I'm not sure what to tell you. It should be fully cured after all this time. It doesn't leech any chemicals. It's just 100% silicone.
My waterfall is covered in about 20 tubes of the stuff with water flowing all over it, and I've never had any issues. Nor have I had issues when I've used it elsewhere in tanks.
lol, NEVER EVER USE SILICONE 2 AT LEAST IN A REEF TANK.... just read the msds (material safety data sheet) on the product, it clearly states contains mold inhibitors.
Wasted my time ... Where is the damn application?
lol dude that's not what the video is for. can't you read a title?