looking for blue tank paint
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SNAKEMANVET
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I bought mine at walmart.Blue krylon
SNAKEMANVET
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The 75 gallon I painted is the one preston bought.I don't have any pics.
ihavtats29
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Chris . any oil based paint will work
Lovmenot35
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And there you have it lol .... Paint away chris just the Back of the tank k .. not the inside of the tank :0) Sorry couldn't help myself lol hahahahaah ..kick jim for it later
Mako Shark II
Fish are Friends not Food
Use multi-surface Rustoleum Universal
Use multi-surface Rustoleum Universal
It is used to paint glass. Don't go cheap, on something you'll only do ONCE; provided you do it right the first time.
There are many colors, including blue. You could actually use multiple layers of different color to affect a more coraline texture.
Process:
I washed thoroughly inside & out with tap water & a new sponge, the exterior was masked off and wiped down with Windex and a non-woven cloth, then sprayed.
Rustoleum's new Universal (glass adhering) Satin Black (one can) covered and provided three coats.
I used their Textured paint on the PVC Plastic return loop lines and stand pipe drain too:
Use multi-surface Rustoleum Universal
It is used to paint glass. Don't go cheap, on something you'll only do ONCE; provided you do it right the first time.
There are many colors, including blue. You could actually use multiple layers of different color to affect a more coraline texture.
Process:
I washed thoroughly inside & out with tap water & a new sponge, the exterior was masked off and wiped down with Windex and a non-woven cloth, then sprayed.
Rustoleum's new Universal (glass adhering) Satin Black (one can) covered and provided three coats.
I used their Textured paint on the PVC Plastic return loop lines and stand pipe drain too:
SNAKEMANVET
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I used a medium blue,I can't remember the exact color code.
ihavtats29
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nope once the paint is completely cured it will not hurt anything
Mako Shark II
Fish are Friends not Food
Correct. DRIED paint is inert, provided its fully cured. For anything INSIDE the tank, make sure you wipe down (whatever you're shooting) with a good prep-solution and knock down the sheen on anything glossy, to increase the paints adhesion, IF you're inside the tank. (Obviously, that’s not the issue if you're spraying the tank (outside) back panel.
