Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
now I know, TY! . I'll probably return this as the material type is not on the label. And now I know what to search for on google, etc. I can just get it.usually EPDM is what you go with . I would check what label says as IDK about this rubber. May get dry/fall apart w/ the salt.
You can usually go to a gasket shop if you have one around. That is what I have done when I am building something. Also just FYI 45 mil pond liner is same material and could be used however I tend to not like flat gaskets as much for projects as the round type. Good lucknow I know, TY! . I'll probably return this as the material type is not on the label. And now I know what to search for on google, etc. I can just get it.
EDIT, i posted a link but it's too thick
This is the one I'm about to order, looks ok? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Rubber-...ck-60A-Durometer-31-016-062-006-036/314538513
TY!
I"M getting that oneThis is what I have used .....
As long as it passes the smell test and is silicone, should be just fine. When you put it on your overflow, also put a strip at the bottom edge. When these overflows leak it is usually because the external box is torqued a bit.
. What do you mean put a strip on the bottom edge? Do you mean on the actual overflow box? along the length of the bottom edge? left to right? That's a good idea whether or not you meant somethign else
TY!You can usually go to a gasket shop if you have one around. That is what I have done when I am building something. Also just FYI 45 mil pond liner is same material and could be used however I tend to not like flat gaskets as much for projects as the round type. Good luck
Exactly. Full length of the external box. It will act as a spacer and help to prevent the box from torquing. Even a slight torque means you get a leak or serious salt creep.I"M getting that one. What do you mean put a strip on the bottom edge? Do you mean on the actual overflow box? along the length of the bottom edge? left to right? That's a good idea whether or not you meant something else
![]()
thank you so much.. this overflos box has taken like 10 hrs my time already lol . im' ready to get this done :-DExactly. Full length of the external box. It will act as a spacer and help to prevent the box from torquing. Even a slight torque means you get a leak or serious salt creep.
I like the thicker rubber as it is a bit more forgiving.
It seems the overflow and gaskets work overall otherwise there'd be a lot more complaints I'd think. Just odd for whatever reason it's not working for me. Is what it is I guess.Happy to help. There are some poor design choices on these things .... surprising since they've been on the market for a while. I gave up and had the overflow integrated into my last tank build.
. , hopefully this helps someone else and saves them time.
