Professional tank reseal?

[Mage Mio]

I have an older RedSea tank that is starting to lose one of the seals. Is there anyone in the bay area or Sacramento area that reseals tanks?

 

[MichaelB]

I have an older RedSea tank that is starting to lose one of the seals. Is there anyone in the bay area or Sacramento area that reseals tanks?

There isn't any business likely to risk taking on the potential liability of resealing a tank. This would only leave you the diy option.

Honestly most including me would tell you it's not worth the risk to do it yourself especially if you don't have a solid grasp of what your doing. Not a project to learn as you go and risking flooding your place or killing everything in your tank.

Safest option would be to look for a new tank, or a used one depending on your available budget. Somethings just aren't good to gamble on. Good luck.

 

[popper]

It's not that hard. I've done an IM20 and RS170.

Working on waterbox 35.2 and CDA 150.

 

[Bryce.martin23]

I have an older RedSea tank that is starting to lose one of the seals. Is there anyone in the bay area or Sacramento area that reseals tanks?

Personally id just get a new tank. Not worth messing around with a red sea tank.

 

[Turkeysammich]

It’s not popular here. They do it a lot in so cal. If you’re up for the challenge of doing it yourself. Emac on socalireefers documented every step.