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![]() Looks good!
To level the tank, you can shim (sp?) under the stand. Never do it between the tank and stand! I'm not sure on the foam--others can chime in. For the writing...I'm assuming you've tried Windex? Strange as it sounds I always use WD-40 for things like that...works like a charm. |
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![]() paint thinner works well for the glass cleaning.
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![]() ya, level under stand, not tank. Under the tank, I've always used foam ridgid insulation. Writing will scrap off with a blade, don't scratch it though.
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![]() yes me too.
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![]() You could use a little black krylon fusion pain on the return lines if you want to cover the bright white fittings.
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![]() I always use foam under my frameless tanks, where the glass is in contact with the wood. Never used any with a framed tank, as I dont see how it would help.
Was there not a warning from one of the manufacturers of framed tanks, against using foam under the glass or something ? I cant remember, as the thread was some time ago on RC. ? I dont have any under my 90 AGA. Of course that does not make it correct . ![]()
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