Will it be okay??

I'm thinking I should do a shim on the low warp to bring it closer to level and then throw a cork board ontop I'm thinking that's the best idea right now, that or try and get a cheap slab on granite to throw it on

 

Get some cardboard. I had the same problem with my tank. I placed foam on the stand, then the tank and I shined the corners with cardboard.

 

Hey bruh what kind of foam, the guy at the lfs recommended I out the tank on some styrofoam I think that would be good, place some cardboard in the low spot then styrofoam under the whole tank

 

I would suggest using foam insulation (DOW board) rather than standard beaded styrofoam. The tank settles into the high spots to achieve full support under the entire frame. I definitely agree with shimming where the flaw is visible.

 

I got the R3 3/4" foam from HD. The one with the silver side, not the white one.

 

So the foam I bought has a compression rating of 13 psi for a 10% deformity I figure the tank will weigh slightly over or right at 200lbs the tank rim is just under 1/2" on each edge total rim= 83" for a total of roughly 41 square inches that's putting less than 5psi on the foam so unless I'm wrong the foam shouldn't even depress 10% let alone the 1/4" to where it would be touching the glass.... Does that make any sense or am I overthinking this?

 

I see your point. The foam I got from sca is about 1/4" foamcore and probably will only adjust for about 1/8" of variance. Maybe a couple sheets of that would work?

 

Yes you are. But your math is spot on.

 

After I turned the stand around I realized the other side was even flatter it's probably only off by 1/8" this foam should work great, ima stop thinking fill it up and finally start my build thread

 

Great news. If I had to guess, I think even if it was 1/4", the foam would take up the slack. You should know when you fill it.