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Anonymous
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Hi guys I have a piece of wood that wont stand upright without a stone secured underneath. I'm just wondering if 'No More Nails' is appropriate for sticking the two together??
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Jack middleton
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Aquarium silicone would do the job better, or drilling holes and securing with wire.
AverageWhiteBloke
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Definitely not in the tank!
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Anonymous
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Nice one guys! Think I'll try something with wire.
Cheers
Cheers
AverageWhiteBloke
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You could try some fishing line.
Hi Nick
This may work,get a slate tile drill a hole so a largish screw can go through,cut the end of your wood at the desired angle, fit over hole.Then use a rust proof screw to screw the wood to the slate tile.
This is best done before the substrate is added of course and when the wood is not be in the aquarium previously.
Just a idea.
Regards
hoggie
This may work,get a slate tile drill a hole so a largish screw can go through,cut the end of your wood at the desired angle, fit over hole.Then use a rust proof screw to screw the wood to the slate tile.
This is best done before the substrate is added of course and when the wood is not be in the aquarium previously.
Just a idea.
Regards
hoggie
