Scratch repair
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globaldesigns
Member
I have a glass tank... But to have some scratches
After looking at how to fix, I have decided do I want to take the chance of making it look worse or breaking things (like the glass itself)
So... I just learned to live with them, they are not that bad. I would suggest the same to you.
After looking at how to fix, I have decided do I want to take the chance of making it look worse or breaking things (like the glass itself)
So... I just learned to live with them, they are not that bad. I would suggest the same to you.
joncat24
Active Member
Originally Posted by HabsFan
http:///forum/post/3142554
I have a 180 gallon acrylic tank with some scratches from my Tusk. I have been looking at some underwater kits because I don't want to drain the tank. Has anyone used these? Any advice?
There is only one that I know for sure works go to micro-surface dot com...the kit is nc-78-1
http:///forum/post/3142554
I have a 180 gallon acrylic tank with some scratches from my Tusk. I have been looking at some underwater kits because I don't want to drain the tank. Has anyone used these? Any advice?
There is only one that I know for sure works go to micro-surface dot com...the kit is nc-78-1
habsfan
Member
Originally Posted by globaldesigns
http:///forum/post/3143131
I have a glass tank... But to have some scratches
After looking at how to fix, I have decided do I want to take the chance of making it look worse or breaking things (like the glass itself)
So... I just learned to live with them, they are not that bad. I would suggest the same to you.
Glass is much harder to fix than acrylic.
http:///forum/post/3143131
I have a glass tank... But to have some scratches
After looking at how to fix, I have decided do I want to take the chance of making it look worse or breaking things (like the glass itself)
So... I just learned to live with them, they are not that bad. I would suggest the same to you.
Glass is much harder to fix than acrylic.
globaldesigns
Member
I agree, with glass I believe they use something called a Rose Wheel, but what happens is that glass is actually being removed... I rather just leave things.
Acrylic is easier to scratch, but I hear there are fixes for them also. I guess there are pros and cons to either glass or acrylic.
I DO LOVE MY GLASS!
Acrylic is easier to scratch, but I hear there are fixes for them also. I guess there are pros and cons to either glass or acrylic.
I DO LOVE MY GLASS!