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Paint, Film, Bubble Gum?


ricknbecky

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i use light blue card on the back of mine, can pull off if need to, and i won't have the hassle or risk of flaky paint in the future.

 

just my point,

cheers,

lee

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If you are worried about having a background that you later wish to change or get rid of, just use paper, like lee. LFSs used to sell rolls of backgrounds (sometimes contain coral pictures or plants), often they will sell black backgrounds as well. If they do not, try using a black giftwrap paper ;) -it has worked well for me in the past... and might again in the near future.

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I've used a sky blue latex housepaint, POURED onto the back so it's thick. Just don't let dry in the sun, as it blisters.

 

Also, the latex adds a reasonable amount of protection on the back, as it's plastic.

 

Sky blue. It's light, really light blue. Blue enough to be like water, light enough to not lose some fish color (I think all the fish you'll find in this light tone will be irridescent, so no need to worry about it being dark and blending out corals/fish).

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"paint then you won't get water between a backround and the tank"

 

what are ya, kak handed or what ! how do you get water down the back,

 

cheers,

lee

 

 

:) :) :) :)

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