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![]() most of the tanks i have seen that are painted are done so just before the final coat of the epoxy is spread on the tank.
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![]() So the epoxy is over top the paint?
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![]() yes a clear west system 7 epoxy over the paint and it will never blush or leach into the tank you could have a couple of the local traincar painters over and give you a real interesting backdrop lol
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![]() here is another good link
http://www.brentsmith-photography.co...berglass-build |
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![]() Personally if I was to build a plywood tank that large I would cover the wood with a layer of fiberglass and then use a marine 2 part epoxy paint.
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![]() I've seen a few other builds done similarily to the one posted above. That Bote Coat (which comes tinted) seems like a pretty smart choice. These builds look like a lot of fun (and massive amount of work).
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![]() http://www.cichlid-forum.com/article...00g_tank_1.php
I remember reading this before and it might be perfect for you. |
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