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Type sealer for screw and glue caging

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Hi

I’ve decided to go with pmherp cages instead of boaphile. Im not a fan of screw and glue cages, but it’s what I’m buying. So I need advice on what to seal it with?
Do I seal in between the pieces being put together or seal the seam after the cage is together? What kind of sealer with last the longest? Safest to use with big boas? Little boas?

Thank you
Rich
 
our cages are not screw and glue... our joints are chemically bonded into routered edges
with the exception of one style, cages are sold fully assembled
 
Even better! That makes me happy. I’m a fan on 1 piece caging. I hope you didn’t take my saying that (screw and glue) as anything bad.

I’ll be ordering soon. Thank you for replying. I didn’t read your web site and it probably says it right in there. I just thought boaphiles were the only 1 piece caging and I won’t buy from Jeff again!
 
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