Spray Paint Background

Friends.NotFood.
  • #1
I was wondering, is it safe to use spray paint on the background of my tank?
 
Advertisement
Ohio Mark
  • #2
I used it on a new tank. Of course I sprayed it on the outside of the back. I was surprised how many coats it took to cover it thoroughly, but I am very pleased with the results.
 
Friends.NotFood.
  • Thread Starter
  • #3
I used it on a new tank. Of course I sprayed it on the outside of the back. I was surprised how many coats it took to cover it thoroughly, but I am very pleased with the results.
Cool. Thanks
 
TexasDomer
  • #5
Just do it before you add fish and water, and do the outside of the tank, not the inside
 
Ohio Mark
  • #6
Just do it before you add fish and water, and do the outside of the tank, not the inside

Texas Domer makes a very good point! It worked best for me to have the tank lying flat on the ground, back facing up, and I taped newspaper over the sides and the open part so I did not get spray where I did not want it.
 
Baba
  • #7
Don't forget to clean the tank outside where you want to apply the coatings. Isopropyl works great.
I would use black Plasti-Dip. this can be relatively easy peeled off in case you want to change it sometime down the road.

Be prepared to spray a lot of layers, which need to be dry between before coating the next. I didn't count but I think I have minimum 10 layers on my tank.
 

Similar Aquarium Threads

  • Locked
Replies
13
Views
2K
Tiny_Tanganyikans
Replies
9
Views
3K
mafiastyle87
  • Locked
Replies
4
Views
1K
tankaddict
Replies
4
Views
2K
g25racer
  • Question
Replies
12
Views
414
KribensisLover1
Advertisement


Advertisement


Top Bottom