S scottswald Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 6, 2010 496 1 0 blyth, newcastle, england Mar 24, 2010 #21 i painted mine with a brush while it was up and running, it was hard to get behind it though because it was close to the wall
i painted mine with a brush while it was up and running, it was hard to get behind it though because it was close to the wall
B BODYDUB Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 18, 2009 2,288 2 68 Killeen Mar 24, 2010 #22 The reason I used tint was because I was tired of water getting inbetween the tank and the usual background when my O's decided to slosh around.....
The reason I used tint was because I was tired of water getting inbetween the tank and the usual background when my O's decided to slosh around.....
M merriweather Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 13, 2010 10 0 0 Iowa Mar 24, 2010 #23 I've used black trash bags, black poster board, and black or dark fabric from a fabric store. A trip to Hobby Lobby, or a fabric or hardware store should provide you with plenty of economical options.
I've used black trash bags, black poster board, and black or dark fabric from a fabric store. A trip to Hobby Lobby, or a fabric or hardware store should provide you with plenty of economical options.
T T@nkbuster Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 4, 2009 259 0 0 Brunei Mar 29, 2010 #25 Try the limo tint. An LFS here did it on all their tanks and it looked super clean.