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Posted by Bob on March 12, 2005, 11:18 pm
Please log in for more thread options Could try painting one side (obviously the underside) of a sheet of glass
whatever colour you want then Siliconing (is that a word) it onto the inside
bottom of the tank, then sealing around the new base and the sides to
prevent water intrusion
> >I was thinking also of siliconing that black pond plastic stuff to the
> >bottom
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> Why don't you just use black gravel?
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> I've seen a lot of plywood tanks, some set up for over a decade
> and every single one of them was painted with "marine
> epoxy" on the inside just like so many books say to do. I hadn't
> heard this was harmful nor have I seen any evidence to the contrary.
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