Scooterman
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Is there a such thing as reef safe paint. I have a few items that are PVC I want to paint black but feel that this is a no no in a reef, any Ideas or data on someone doing this safely.
Reef safe Paint?
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jlehigh
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I understood Epoxy paint is safe and is used to coat plywood tanks.
It's spendy stuff though..
http://www.aquaticeco.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/product.detail/iid/11733/cid/3035
It's spendy stuff though..
http://www.aquaticeco.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/product.detail/iid/11733/cid/3035
coralseas
dont get it
i use amber lock
u can buy it a parker paint
it comes in two gallon set and costs around 92 $
yea better just keep it the way it is
and it sucks to work with
if i had to do it over i would have went with something else
u can buy it a parker paint
it comes in two gallon set and costs around 92 $
yea better just keep it the way it is
and it sucks to work with
if i had to do it over i would have went with something else
Maxx
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The Aquatic Eco-system two part epoxy is reef safe...
But so is black Sharpie Marker......
I used it in my tank after reading a post by Randy Holmes Farley stating that it would be okay.
No issues currently and I have a couple of SPS and two Crocea clams in the tank currently.
Nick
But so is black Sharpie Marker......
I used it in my tank after reading a post by Randy Holmes Farley stating that it would be okay.
No issues currently and I have a couple of SPS and two Crocea clams in the tank currently.
Nick
Scooterman
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Hey I like that marker idea, thanks for the information everyone.
