Can Anyone confirm if Krylon Fusion is safely submersable?

[FishyFishy!]

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.

[ScubaSteve]

Originally Posted by FishyFishy!

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.

I was asking someone else this exact same question yesterday and I'd love to know as well. The only downside to Krylon, if it is reef-safe, is that is can be scratched fairly easy. I've been wondering if there are any reef-safe adhesive-backed black vinyl sheets that could be used for the same purpose.

[shiver905]

Iv used it for extented times with no ill effects

(flat black)

[nlreefguy]

yes. I've done it many times - no ill effects observed.

[FishyFishy!]

Originally Posted by shiver905

Iv used it for extented times with no ill effects

(flat black)

Originally Posted by nlreefguy

yes. I've done it many times - no ill effects observed.

So both of you have used it inside your tanks?

[viperfish]

Both my standpipes inside my overflow are painted with Krylon Fusion, been that way for over a year and not a problem.

[toytech]

used it inside my tank (on plumbing and some baffles ) and it was fine.

[emerald crab]

I use it on PVC pipes inside the tank.

[shiver905]

Originally Posted by FishyFishy!

So both of you have used it inside your tanks?

Yes inside, I painted a diy overflow black.

[ElGuappo]

thanks for the info... i started a thread looking for paint safe to use on foam for a terrerium and this answers my questions..