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![]() Is it true that Krylon Fusion paint is ok even on the inside of aquariums? I've heard lots of stuff stating that it is ok, and not much on the negative side. I would really like to paint my overflow instead of plastering it with acrylic if I can get away with it.
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![]() They call it addiction for a reason... Last edited by FishyFishy!; 08-27-2011 at 03:26 AM. |
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![]() Iv used it for extented times with no ill effects
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![]() yes. I've done it many times - no ill effects observed.
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So both of you have used it inside your tanks?
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![]() Both my standpipes inside my overflow are painted with Krylon Fusion, been that way for over a year and not a problem.
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![]() Yes inside, I painted a diy overflow black. |
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![]() yep, in just about every tank I've ever set up.
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