need some one around il or wi to buff my 220g tank please help will pay!!!
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If know one can help you this is a good kit and comes with directions. Just takes a little time. Just remember when its filled with water most of your scratches on the inside you won't see
http://www.revell.com/tools/88-7020.html
http://www.revell.com/tools/88-7020.html
wheres rockford? get me a plane ticket and a bugger and some compound and ill buff for you and once im done itll be like new...
actually it will be new lol btw i eat a lot and youll pay for all my expenses right? lol jk
haha
well since your asking for help to buff & polish a tank im gonna guess its acrylic...
if there are scratches in only certain spots then theres less work but same steps...
also it depends how deep the scratches are since you need to start off with the
proper grit size and work your way up to the finest grit... so lets say these are your
average joe light scratches from sand... heres the step.
1. go buy some wet dry sand paper from 1500 all the way to 4000, buff and polish compound - i recommend novus 1,2 & 3,
if you dont already have one a buffer with a new pad ( or borrow one but still need new pad ) & lastly a microfiber towel...
2. start sanding your tank starting with the 1500 (since it is wet dry sanding have a bucket of water to wash and keep the paper
wet...) and work your way up all the way to the 4000 grit...
3. get the buffer and start buffing the tank using the novus or what ever compound you buy...
4. then use the buffer to polish the tank with the polishing compound.
5. then at last get the microfiber towel and a small dab of the polish compound and wipe the tank clean.
6. if you dont think you can do this fly me out with a first class ticket and all expenses paid and ill do it for you free! Lol
and there you have it a brand new tank! good luck with your project /cheers.
btw how come your fh is so asian? and here i thought i had chinky eyes... lol hahaha
actually it will be new lol btw i eat a lot and youll pay for all my expenses right? lol jk
hahawell since your asking for help to buff & polish a tank im gonna guess its acrylic...
if there are scratches in only certain spots then theres less work but same steps...
also it depends how deep the scratches are since you need to start off with the
proper grit size and work your way up to the finest grit... so lets say these are your
average joe light scratches from sand... heres the step.
1. go buy some wet dry sand paper from 1500 all the way to 4000, buff and polish compound - i recommend novus 1,2 & 3,
if you dont already have one a buffer with a new pad ( or borrow one but still need new pad ) & lastly a microfiber towel...
2. start sanding your tank starting with the 1500 (since it is wet dry sanding have a bucket of water to wash and keep the paper
wet...) and work your way up all the way to the 4000 grit...
3. get the buffer and start buffing the tank using the novus or what ever compound you buy...
4. then use the buffer to polish the tank with the polishing compound.
5. then at last get the microfiber towel and a small dab of the polish compound and wipe the tank clean.
6. if you dont think you can do this fly me out with a first class ticket and all expenses paid and ill do it for you free! Lol
and there you have it a brand new tank!
good luck with your project /cheers.btw how come your fh is so asian? and here i thought i had chinky eyes... lol hahaha
I can say if you get someone in the chicagoland area to buff it they have another job lined up.as well cause they can buff my 210 and ill put up some cash as well for time and labor
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