Silicone bubbles

[CraigS]

Hello all,
Just getting back into fish keeping after a long hiatus. My nephew gifted me a Perfecto 120 gallon high tank and stand that he had in storage. It is 12 years old and after I don't know how many YouTube videos I decided to reseal a tank due to the fact that some of the silicone seams were ragged from excessive algae scraping.
I used ASI sealant and the tank came out looking really good.
I have it in my garage on two half inch pieces of Styrofoam since the floor is not level or even.
After curing for two weeks I filled it up yesterday. There are no leaks whatsoever but I see where the glass panels are silicone together what appears to be tiny little air bubbles in certain areas sometimes almost the whole up and down length. I did not see any of this while the tank had no water in it and I'm about to invest a lot of money into it and I'm a little freaked out. I've read this could be caused by the tank being a little tweaked. I'm looking for opinions as to whether I should empty the tank put it on its level stand and refill it or am I looking at a possible major failure.
All advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks all

 

[Flaxon-Waxon]

I’m not a silicone expert but I’m under the impression any air bubbles are not good whatsoever and the seam will fail. May want to consult a custom builder like Glass Cages or SCA Aquariums they’ll likely help answer your question.

 

[CraigS]

Thanks for the response, contacted Marineland, fantastic customer service.
Said they see no reason for concern.
Has been holding water for 5 days, no leak.
My project continues!!

 

[Flaxon-Waxon]

Onward! Good luck… [emoji1303]