acrylic scratch removal

[michealprater]

They claim you can use this product underwater. Anyone know what the story is with this, is it safe for fish and corals. heres the link

http://www.reeffanatic.com/cgi-bin/mas/category.cgi?item=MK_72000&type=store

 

[michealprater]

bump.

 

[Anemoneman]

I wouldn't put it in the water of a reef tank. Too darn sensitive to chemicals.

 

[michealprater]

So basically, Im screwed. I wish there was a way to get rid of those scratches. They were there when I bought the tank. But it was such a good deal with the live stock and lighting that I overlooked them. I would like to save up and buy a glass 180.

 

[Anemoneman]

My guess is you're the only one who notices. When guests look at your tank all they see are the corals and fish, telling you how cool it all is. You reluctantly agree knowing the tank is all scratched up (how could they NOT notice?). If your eyes are focused several inches into the water, you can hardly see the scratches IME. I have a used glass tank that has scratches and even blotchy looking "etchings" (from coraline?) that I didn't notice when I bought it. Thought I could clean it all up. They become magnified in water and when hit with intense lighting.
My suggestion: keep overlooking the scratches, look at the cool stuff inside.

Mark

 

[reefrunner69]

I agree with Mark!!