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11/24/2007, 09:18 PM
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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scratches on tank
Just wondering if anyone knows of anything that can be used to get small surface scratches off of a tank.
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11/24/2007, 09:32 PM
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Location: La Habra, CA
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I heard the Rainbow Lifegard Acrylic Scratch Removal Kit is good. You can read reviews on marinedepot. I too have scratches on the tank and I will try this one.
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11/24/2007, 10:06 PM
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Will that work on glass?
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Acros, Zoas, Lps and Acros Kevin Current Tank Info: 200 gallon sps |
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11/24/2007, 10:14 PM
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It's what it's
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Location: 41° 2' 45" N 85° 8' 43" W
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Is your tank acrylic or glass? If it's acrylic you can use wet/dry sandpaper instead of those high dollar "acrylic buffing kits". Works exactly the same.
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Freed Current Tank Info: 180gal(1120 watts of MH/VHO light), 60gal "sump", Deltec 601 calcium reactor, Euro Reef CS8-3+ skimmer, 20 gallon QT |
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11/24/2007, 10:16 PM
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Ok, so if its acrylic use sand paper, and if its glass use.....
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Acros, Zoas, Lps and Acros Kevin Current Tank Info: 200 gallon sps |
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11/24/2007, 11:28 PM
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11/25/2007, 05:22 AM
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It's what it's
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That's what you want. If the scratches are deep, definately feel them with your finger nail, start with 400. If they are shallow, start with 600-800 er so.
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Freed Current Tank Info: 180gal(1120 watts of MH/VHO light), 60gal "sump", Deltec 601 calcium reactor, Euro Reef CS8-3+ skimmer, 20 gallon QT |
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