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[DartEd]

I like to silicone the glass first also. The expanding foam, depending on the type, can shrink after expansion as I found out the hard way using GS gaps and cracks. Ugh. That stuff is junk. I prefer doors and windows. The silicone will hold it to the glass so that when you experience shrinkage on those cold days( pun intended) it will shrink towards the glass and not away from it.

[deranged chipmunk]

i'm a big fan of the new ge expanding foam. wally world has it for like, $3.29/can

[DartEd]

I'm going to have to look into that. That's boatloads cheaper than home depot GS Windows and doors.

[deranged chipmunk]

it is cheaper. it's the smaller can, but i found that it cures with smaller air pockets and it cures white versus yellow.

[Meefloaf]

gonna use the titebond on the tree i'm making, thinking of using this on the foam background http://www.plastidip.co.uk/eStore/in...stiDip&stage=1

[deranged chipmunk]

my only concern with using that is long time exposure to heat sources and humidity. there's no way to know if it will leech chemicals that would be harmful to your frogs. there is a high probability that it is safe, but i have never heard of anyone using it. all i can say is proceed with caution.

[chacmhaal]

Both methods are good but the second take much more time to do, i already used this method but next time i will choose the first one