I may be able to help you out, Emjay. I got all but the silicone and some mad skillz. Next time we get together, bring it along and we'll have a go at it. :-)
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Hmm you know tim I am not to far away from clintonville and I like driving. I have same issue and could get the silicone.
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Oh gee wizz Tim! All this time and I didn't know about your mad skillz!!

I'll be sure to bring it over to you to fix :-)
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Haha test out your mad skillz on Corey's humi first!

That and I can use the left over Silicone :-)
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The more the merrier! Bring 'em on.
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Sweet. Keep your spring break free! LOL
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Hows it working with the sticks in it?
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I got pre-occupied so it's still empty! Maybe I'll do something about that this afternoon. But the RH hasn't changed in a week.
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Oops, I think I over corrected...

Finally moved some of my stock back in from the cooler last night, and the humidity promptly settled in at a balmy 74%. I put my bag of shilala beads in the cooler and will let the humi sit without humidification for the day to see what happens.

But I think it's safe to say that I fixed the leakage.
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Great Job! I did a similiar re-furb on some "fake" ebay Humidors a while back that included replacing plastic with glass and lining the entire inside with cedar.
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Nice work!

Is there advantage to using fishtank silicone vs others?
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If I send you my Bally II will you do mine? lol

Nice guide, ill check that soon.
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Nice work there.
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Mostly because it dries odorless. I figured if it doesn't harm fish at 100% humidity, it ought to be good enough for the cigars. :-)
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Well done, Gerard!!! :-)
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