Just run a continuous strip of tape all along the top edge of the background, prevents drips from running down between it and the glass.
Lol, refer to the first sentence of my previous post...
Cleaning back of tank without moving it.
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Just run a continuous strip of tape all along the top edge of the background, prevents drips from running down between it and the glass.
Lol, refer to the first sentence of my previous post...
man gonna be hard to run the tape though cuz i cant get behind it bleeeehhhhh.Just run a continuous strip of tape all along the top edge of the background, prevents drips from running down between it and the glass.
Lol, refer to the first sentence of my previous post...
You have at least 3 or 4 inches of space if there is an inch of clearance behind your Aquaclears? What are you planning to do it with, your feet?
This takes about 30 seconds, tops.
You have at least 3 or 4 inches of space if there is an inch of clearance behind your Aquaclears? What are you planning to do it with, your feet?
its 6 foot long, how do i reach all the way......guess i gott pull the canopy ugh lmao
Well, duh...
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what kind of tape, every time in the past it would com off, I hated it.
The sticky kind!
I use electrical tape because I get it free...but since taking the top off your tank is apparently a traumatic procedure and needs to be done only under duress, I'd go with duct tape here just because it's nearly bulletproof...
I've got it, just knock that wall down with a sledgehammer, sort the back of your tank out unimpeded, and then build the wall back. Simples.
I think I used duct tape before, guess I can try again, I’ll ask at Home Depot what’s best for water
