Paint or Background?

[Tommydeal]

the paint is removable, just not as easily as the stick-on background. I bought this stick at petco a long time ago, it's some kind of stuff that's supposed to bond the background to the glass in a way that the background is still removable but it sticks to the glass as if it were wet. Has anyone used that?

 

[Tommydeal]

This is the stuff I'm talking about:

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+6635+18280&pcatid=18280

 

[mahemaheman85]

the paint is removable, just not as easily as the stick-on background. I bought this stick at petco a long time ago, it's some kind of stuff that's supposed to bond the background to the glass in a way that the background is still removable but it sticks to the glass as if it were wet. Has anyone used that?

im pretty sure they are talking about spray paint, no ive never used it before

 

[NOLAGT]

This is the stuff I'm talking about:

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+6635+18280&pcatid=18280

I used cooking oil back in the day to try that out on a 29gal before they had that stuff. It did look good but ohhh what a mess...the background slid after a while and the glass was funky. Im sure that stuff is better

 

[mike dunagan]

paint is the best! Easy to do, and pretty much really hard to screw up when putting it on.