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Re: [APD] removing scratches from an acrylic aquarium
I dont know about brand new custom built. but i've bought an eclipse for
a nano reef, and i bought a smaller tank for my daughterslittle african
dwarf frog. both were acrylic and i bought thm locally. And not until
after sometime of use did I ever notice a scratch of any kind and were
talking some very bright lighting over the eclipse.
just a FYI. I would immediatley call them and explain the situation and
see what they say and go from there. i also wouldnt mention what you've
already done. just say this is what i found period. then make a
descision on what to do next. personnally for the better part of 1000
and a 50 mile drive, depending on how big this tank is i would say I
shouldnt be able to tell it from glass the first day.
Jerry Baker wrote:
>Richard J. Sexton wrote:
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>>Nice. I sorta chucked at the 2000 grit sandpaper bit though
>>as that's part of the Pebble Beach concours paint finishing
>>regimen:
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>Turns out I was being too optimistic ... the buffing is just changing
>the angle at which you can see the scratches. When the light strikes it
>from another angle they are there just the same as before. I'll try to
>take a picture this evening when the sun hits it so you can see why it
>bothers me so much. If it weren't for the sun, it would be a great tank.
>It looks awesome until direct sunlight hits it.
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