Look at this pic!

Tiretrackeel lover · Feb 12, 2014

Zeke said:
Buy that new larger tank you've been wanting anyway.

Yeah, haha I wish! Know anyone selling a 150 gallon haha.

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KrazyKatfish · Feb 12, 2014

is the tank glass or acrylic. if it is acrylic then you can sand or buff the big scratches out but if it is glass I wouldn't even try!

Tiretrackeel lover · Feb 12, 2014

The tank is indeed glass!

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MyGiants · Feb 12, 2014

Going to have to use a acrylic material in a hand held sponge. And push the sponge into the scratches with your fingers. Its how I do it..

Tiretrackeel lover · Feb 13, 2014

What do you mean by that, could you attach pics?

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rodger · Feb 13, 2014

I had a tank like this. I would just use a paper towel and my hand pressure.

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