TwistedPenguin;2559229; said:
Yeap. Once outside, it is quick work to clean it up. Inside you end up minding too many p's and q's to use the good old elbow grease.
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Yeap. Once outside, it is quick work to clean it up. Inside you end up minding too many p's and q's to use the good old elbow grease.
Here's the brown swirled if you can see it. The fish is blurred but the background isn't.WiJosh;2559648; said:
Are you going to make me go take current pictures? lol
Edit: Ok the 2nd picture is the black/brown. Can't really tell much, can you?
TwistedPenguin;2559879; said:Here's the brown swirled if you can see it. The fish is blurred but the background isn't.
Are you going to make me go take current pictures? lol
Edit: Ok the 2nd picture is the black/brown. Can't really tell much, can you?
Interesting... is the darker part the bare glass? or black paint?
If you had a python you could just clean it in the house and hot water with a clean sponge, thats what i do. If you dont have a python it would be a fine investment. I dont know how people have tanks with out one 
And i use the Krylon latex spray paint as well for backgrounds on some of my tanks.
And i use the Krylon latex spray paint as well for backgrounds on some of my tanks.
Hmm, could i roll the paint on with a roller? just tape up the tank, open my windows, roll the paint on, close off the room for the day... maybe some fans...
what do you think?
what do you think?
That's how I did my tank - just used a regular paint roller & paint tray. Of course I masked the trim work first. I did 3 coats to get good coverage. I used a latex flat black paint.
