How To Remove Scratches From Acrylic Aquarium

How To Remove Scratches From An Acrylic Aquarium. Its Easy.
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What is happening everyone? We are back at it again in a how to video. Want to know how to remove deep scratches from acrylic aquarium? What about Light scratches? Haze? I will go step by step on what it takes to turn a scratched up and hazed acrylic aquarium into something that looks almost brand new. It is an amazing technique that works well.
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You will need:
1000 Grit Wet Dry Sandpaper
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Electric Sander (Palm Sander)
Water
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Foam Buffing Pad
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With these items you will be ready to start polishing your acrylic aquariums and making it look almost brand new. I hope this was helpful.
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[@andystewart1580]

Just finished our project on a 150 gal unit. followed your steps , but being our unit was heavily scratched we used the #3. We still have a few scratches visible as they were quite deep but being the unit was free ( well we had to haul it away and rebuild the stand as it was rotting in several spots clean up the filters and lights) but able to do this with at about $200 with new wood, screws, glue, 1000/2000 grit sandpaper, plenty of the harbor freight towels, the polishing discs and Nexis kit. It did not include buying another sander or the kit to make strong angle joints and the paint and paint brushes for the stand. Thanks for your video, we now have a beautiful 150 gal freshwater aquarium for under $400.

[@inventoryking]

Andy thanks for the comment. I am glad that it worked out for you.

[@Zeldabug24]

They rot?

[@andystewart1580]

@@Zeldabug24 wood base we got with the tank hidden damage had to be fixed

[@denisenguyen5960]

Great videos, I watched a few of your videos to prepare myself to restore a 40 gallon. Your tips and technique were very helpful.

[@neilf4128]

Hey... I just want to really thank you. I had this tank sitting around for 10 years. Got it free because previous owner scratch and gouged the heck out of it. I did just as you suggest. Only I started with 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper. Went all the way to 3000 grit. Then used the acrylic polish 3 and 2. Not 1. Now it looks like new. 2 days work.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! I am glad it helped.

[@EricInTampaAcoustic]

Hey awesome results. Would this work with a clear kayak?

[@neilf4128]

@@EricInTampaAcoustic hi. I don't see why not. But definitely use the car polish at end of sanding

[@EricInTampaAcoustic]

Neil F with drill and microfiber attachment ? Thank you for replying

[@neilf4128]

@@EricInTampaAcoustic yes. Just as was suggested in the video. I can't stress how much this made my product look like a brand new fish tank. I've used it also on epoxy and it's given my epoxy such a crystal clear shine

[@MrsShocoTaco]

I don't even own an acrylics tank, I just enjoy before & after videos. Good job, dude. ✌

[@inventoryking]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

[@anthonymorris7228]

That’s awesome, I just picked up my first acrylic tank. It’s a 265 for 600 bucks. Thanks for the awesome video.

[@inventoryking]

That is awesome! I hope it turns out well for you.

[@HaYNFishKeeper]

Huge difference hard work pays off great video Diddy 🤙🏽🐠🤙🏽 looks like NEW to me!!

[@inventoryking]

No doubt Braddah! Imagine getting a huge acrylic tank for next to nothing and just polishing it and having a massive tank! 👀👀👀 I need to to that on a 500-1000 gallon 👍🏻👍🏻

[@AaronChristensen]

I just picked up a 600 gallon acrylic peninsula tank yesterday. Now I have to sand and polish which I have never done before. This video was great

[@inventoryking]

Thank you Aaron! That sounds like an epic tank! What are you going to keep?

[@AaronChristensen]

@@inventoryking its going to be saltwater. I have a 300 gallon already but everything from the 300 will go into the 600 then I'm selling the 300 tank and stand

[@taryndeclyn1474]

Great tutorial. I am that lucky guy who got an epic deal on a 650 gallon used acrylic tank. Some of elbow grease and brand new tank!

[@AquaPeet]

Yeah he forgot to list Elbow Grease in the description! :)

[@inventoryking]

hahahah!

[@inventoryking]

That sounds epic! 650 gallons? What fish are you keeping?

[@taryndeclyn1474]

Marine FOWLR - large angels, triggers, wrasse etc!

[@inventoryking]

Awesome!

[@makedaevilmage]

THanx for the tip on where to get the finer grit sandpaper. I been looking for it at my hardware stores but they don't seem to get finer than 600. I want to polish the sidewindow of a PC case, thanks for the tutorial!

[@inventoryking]

Glad I could help. How did it work out for you?

[@moraisins]

Thank you so much for posting this! Just followed ur procedure on my little 15gal hex acrylic. I see how it’s “pretty good” but not perfect, but it will be good with water. I did a few applications, it gets more and more clear :) It’s def a lot of work, but it does look brand new! Money saver! Thank u so very much for sharing 🙏

[@inventoryking]

That is so awesome! Happy it worked for you! Thanks for watching the video!

[@miguelcintron7048]

Another awesome video Paul

[@inventoryking]

Sweet, thank you Miguel

[@Lotus954]

Are you not worried about doing uneven depths while sanding? Would that distort the vision once you’re done?

[@inventoryking]

didnt bother me.

[@rap8747]

dude omg that tank came out good! I got a 90 gal for free with stand but its scratched so bad. this video gives me hope lol. I'm gonna run out to the Hardware store in the morning. I'm stoked to get it buffed out and set up, thank you for this video!!!!!!

[@inventoryking]

How did the tank turn out?

[@scottmason7535]

I made a mistake at work today. This video has shown me how to solve it....you've saved my bacon! Thanks dude ❤

[@inventoryking]

Happy to help Scott!

[@carinamasters8106]

Thank you so much for this video! My tank is actually usable (and beautiful) now instead of being put in a trash heap!

[@inventoryking]

Thats awesome! Glad it worked for you.

[@ProtimAquatics]

A true Boss !👍💪 Great video Brother !

[@inventoryking]

Thank you! Lots of work, BUT so worth it when you find a HUGE tank for next to nothing.

[@luisadrian408]

Thanks for the video I’m going on a second day on restoring my 90 gallon acrylic tank. I did not have proper buffer but I did wet hand sand it and now I’m waiting for my day off to work on it. Thanks again

[@inventoryking]

You bet! I am glad it is helpful!

[@marceloiannini8199]

Today I equipped my 1/4 HP bench grinder with ventilated cotton and yellow polishing past for polishing acrylic. After washing and drying the piece, I rubbed it against the polishing mop. I experimented different feed rates and movements. Found out that with this 6” mop wheel, it was better to apply little pressure and move the piece quite fast. Washed part again, dried and went to the soft fabric finishing mop, no paste. I found the result very good. Deep scratches and ding were removed or turned invisible. This was my first time, I found the result so good that I polished all my safety-abuses-lenses glasses. Guess I won’t be buying them anytime soon! Out of 10, I give my first try an 8.5

[@inventoryking]

Very nice!

[@troyboyaquatics1446]

Hey inventory king hope all is well really liked your videos … somebody just gave me a 280 gallon plexi glass tank. Thanks got some scratches but with your video I think I’m gonna get them all out. It also has a sump underneath it and a cooling system. I’m hoping to put peacock bass in there with one largemouth.

[@inventoryking]

Hey, how did it work out?

[@rogkid18ify]

Thank you for this video, I'm gonna start this on my 800 gallon acrylic tank tomorrow

[@inventoryking]

You bet Drew. That sounds like an amazing tank! What are you going to keep in it?

[@rogkid18ify]

@@inventoryking silver arowana, and clown knife fish. They are too big for my living room 300 gallon

[@SUPHOTRED]

Awesome. Thank you, can’t wait to start my project on a very large acrylic tank I just found.

[@inventoryking]

How did it go?

[@Matspyropowerhouse]

Wondering the same thing I’m curious

[@greenhabits4868]

Me too. How did it turn out.

[@jonathonrobinson44]

I picked up a 150g reef ready aquarium for 150 in Dallas, OR. I am going to try this out right now.

[@inventoryking]

Nice dude!

[@lisak9308]

Great video! Huge difference. I was thinking I would cry after seeing my tank hazy after the sand paper, but definitely great results. I have a 125 gal I only have some scratches in a few areas and they drive me crazy, so I'm not sure to sand the whole panel or if I can just spot treat it?

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Lisa! I am really happy with how it came out. I would do spot tests since it is only is a few spots personally

[@kaylacarr3891]

im so glad i found this video! just got a used hexagonal acrylic tank for FREE from a buddy! its in rough shape though. hoping to restore it to its former glory, and make it a small reef tank! this will make three tanks to our collection! Thank you for the helpful tips!

[@inventoryking]

You bet! That’s is awesome!

[@katdaddy666]

Kayla Carr Im in the similar position! A great hex tank in bad shape. Have you started your project?

[@milofishpup]

Awesome job and very helpful I just purchased a 290 acrylic for 200 $$ and this was a step by step video now I have hope thanks dude

[@inventoryking]

You bet dude! Glad it is helpful. That is an amazing deal!

[@Pol850xpRider]

I actually just got two 600 gallon acrylic tanks that I am going to be doing this to. Great video thank you

[@inventoryking]

That is so awesome!!!! Craigslist?

[@Pol850xpRider]

@@inventoryking yes. 300 bucks each and I got 3 massive pumps to boot. Need to sell the pumps of anyone is looking

[@inventoryking]

That is so awesome!

[@leestaub7624]

Thanks for the vid, picking up a $50 90 gallon tank and needs work. Use sliding bar clamps to hold it to the table or stand it on end on the ground.

[@inventoryking]

Lee, how did it go?

[@ddave7026]

Welcome to Today's episode of *The Quarantine led me here* ! Very cool

[@inventoryking]

Thanks David.

[@ddave7026]

@@inventoryking be safe out there 🙏 be Blessed. Getting crazy

[@five0sis]

Awesome job!

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Sis

[@laceytopmiller794]

I think it turned out awesome Paul...also I think this is for another salt water tank🤔😁

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Lacey! I dont know, maybe :-D

[@matthewmoorecichlids2323]

You da man Paul!

[@inventoryking]

Appreciated Matthew

[@trenapatzer3631]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

[@inventoryking]

Glad I could help!

[@bigrod888]

Magnificent work Sir 👑🤴🏻😎👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Rod! Are you going to do this?

[@calmorezoo]

Great work, looks fab

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Rachel

[@t.c.baquariumfish3423]

GREAT VIDEO 👍

[@inventoryking]

Thanks

[@bflyrenee]

Wow amazing I have a chair I’d love to try something on!

[@inventoryking]

Did you try it?

[@ian_b]

@@inventoryking The fish all fell off the chair.

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

I bought 3000 grit wet dry sandpaper to try and take out fine scratches and milky haze out of a very old acrylic tanks interior. THATS SET UP. With fish,etc. I only did small patch for now and its clearer. Its a 240 gallon...not possible to empty it and repair...so sanding by hand. I hope to get back to the tank next week.

[@inventoryking]

You are sanding the inside while its full?

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

@@inventoryking Yes. Slowly. The 3000 grit feels less like sandpaper and more like suede! In a few more days,its water change time and if my back lets me I want to sand it as best I can 60% empty of water.

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

@@inventoryking Dude,I swear,its working!..ha. That 3000 grit I hand sanded about a half hour today before my arms gave out as I drained the big tank. I could feel the "resistance" of the acrylic give way to smooth going. Ok,it's not like a drained tank buffed out..but I think It's 70% better with more next week. I will also do the outside soon. After 40 years, acrylic not only has scratches it also can get "milky" from window light UV. This is the best it's looked in decades.

[@cochaos1]

wow. just wow! thank you for this video

[@inventoryking]

You bet! I hope it works for you.

[@cranialdiscomfort]

Really helpful tips. Thank you!

[@inventoryking]

You bet!

[@IAMAANNATURELOVER]

Awesome results. Have a 55 show tank I'm working on now ...

[@inventoryking]

Never nice!!!! How did it come out?

[@LordFarquaad007]

Liked and subscribed ! Thanks for helping us out on this tutorial!

[@inventoryking]

Thanks for the sub! I am glad the video was helpful.

[@lindahacker8147]

Beautiful job can't wait to do mine

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Linda. It makes a huge difference.

[@om617yota8]

Like magic!

[@inventoryking]

no doubt

[@cichlids253]

Awesome thanks so much I’m picking up a aquaview acrylic aquarium today and it has a. Huge scratch in the front hopefully I can get it out no haze really though

[@gparamus1]

Great job and advice, can you please identify the polishing kit with sponge pads you use in the video, the box appears to show a wheel hub, are the sponges intended for wheel or acrylic buffing? Thanks.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks. I just got a foam polishing pad from the auto parts store that allowed me to attach it to a drill. The polish is by Novus.

[@theanimaladdiction]

I got a 125 for 50 bucks and a 50 gal acrylic with a marineland cannister for $115. The 50 gal wasn't too bad, justhazy, but the 125 was hazy, scratched up, and dirty. It took about 3 hours for the 125 and I had a brand new acrylic 125 gal

[@inventoryking]

Awesome!!! Glad it worked for you!

[@537delight]

great video , very helpful

[@inventoryking]

Thanks!

[@buttercups6975]

I'ma try it, just like this.Wish me luck. Thanks

[@inventoryking]

How did it go for you?

[@undertaker6330]

Awesome Thanks for your video

[@inventoryking]

You bet! I am glad it was helpful

[@romcapprotti7477]

Can I give you some advice seeing that I’ve wet sanded and buffed cars for a living.First off I would do it by hand don’t use a palm sander and I would use 1500 grit that’s what I use on a car and the reason I’m telling you to sand it by hand is you do it in a circular motion .My second suggestion would be getting a battery powered buffer i use a big Makita for car there a reason you want to go in a circular motion is because the buffer goes in a circular motion it’s easier to get out the scratches.by you going back-and-forth you’re putting straight line they are harder to get out and I tell you something that works good for polishing is the polish you use to clean your headlights with because it specifically made for plastic.and you can get the sandpaper that you were using from Walmart and Walmart also and the RV section has a spray on wax cleaner that works really good. I’ve never been a fan of foam buffing pads I always use a cloth bonnets because they hold the compound and it doesn’t dry out as quick this is just a little suggestion from somebody who’s buffed out many many old mustangs I probably painted 20 of them one of them ended up with one in magazine that’s my 15 minutes of fame.but trust me if you go in a circular motion It will work better.buy a battery powered Makita Or Milwaukee not a Harbor Fraight tool you’ll have more room to work with the Instead of that big drill you’re using don’t take this offensive I’m just trying to give you some tips

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

for in the the tank,I tried 3,000 grit 3M wet dry papers...sanded away as fish swam by. It worked pretty good. I haven't finished as my back went out..but next week,i'm going to try again. The 3,000 grit feels like cloth. Helps take the milky look out of old acrylic. Nothing will make it like new..but good enough is fine with me.Its over 40 years old

[@romcapprotti7477]

Stan TheObserver my tank is over 20 years old. I seen a place in fl that buff tank out I would hate to see what they charge

[@darthentity3833]

@Coyote Plays DID YOU MANAGE TO FIXYOUR TANK JUST MY TANK IS CIRCULAR ASWELL AND HAS GRAVEL RASH IN PLACES

[@darthentity3833]

@Coyote Plays what are you on about saying why ami shouting i only asked you a question mate!!!!!

[@inventoryking]

Rom, sorry I never replied. Thanks for sharing your experience. Its always good to see better and other ways to do things.

[@borchbuild]

Great job! Is there a way to fix chips in acrylic that cant be sanded or buffed out? Thank you

[@inventoryking]

Thanks. I am not sure on chips.

[@traycegurl4298]

just what I needed to see! great job it came out perfect to me!!

[@inventoryking]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing how it worked for you!

[@traycegurl4298]

One question? I have an 180 gallon tank the back ground is black? What king of material do you think it would be? And is it safe to sand?

[@inventoryking]

@@traycegurl4298 I did this on a 220 gallon tank that I have years ago and it has the black background. I would personally leave it be.

[@traycegurl4298]

@@inventoryking thank you will do!

[@traycegurl4298]

im going to send before and after pics!

[@frankstanks4399]

Your videos are awesome 😎👊🏻 Is That a 50 gallon?

[@inventoryking]

Thank you Frank! That means a lot! I appreciate your support.

[@rickrodriguez6675]

Night & Day. Great 👍 job.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Rick!

[@dkocan]

For each grit, how many passes would you say you had to make on a particular piece of surface area before you moved on to the next level of grit? I’m having a hard time determining when to stop.

[@inventoryking]

I didnt have a specific amount of passes, I just went for it.

[@stevenlam2513]

great video thank you very much.

[@CristianAlatriste1997]

How would you recommend taking scratches out from a glass aquarium?

[@inventoryking]

Sorry, I don’t

[@MikeHicksTheTrombonePlayer]

That was awesome!!!! I'd like to know how long it holds up. Can you make another update on THIS aquarium? or have I missed it...

[@inventoryking]

Mike, it holds up well. If you scroll through my videos you will see some after this video with me adding fish and what not. Take a look.

[@williamthomas8135]

I appreciate your honesty at the end "Is it perfect, NO". This is not an easy procedure, and you are correct it is a time consumer. i have $100S polishing machines and compounds, 800, 1200, 1500, 2000, 3000, 5000, 10000 grit W/D sandpaper etc. and yes when I am all "done" you can still see a lot microscopic haze (not the crazing), and even buff marks from my equipment. One of these days I will try one small piece about 6"x6" and see how long that takes to polish to perfection. Otherwise, most of us will need to be satisfied with the "20ft polish", ie from 20ft away it looks perfect.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks William. They dont come out perfect, but WAY better.

[@joereyes8835]

I saw what you did and right away I went and tried one thing that I have on hand after the 2000 sand paper well I use 😅 what I have already, wow rubbing compound did it almost if not perfect job I would say, not even need to polished. Thank you nicely done.

[@mingram2679]

Hi I just found one the same Size u are doing while working at amazon. but it kind of scratched up a bit so i have a few glass Aquarium already setup but thinking if should start this Acrylic tank under my 55 gal tank as part of my set up . dont have alot of time to start it up but when the time comes up i will be ready to do it.

[@sofialang8755]

Well done! ❤️😀

[@inventoryking]

Thanks!

[@BeanIchimaru]

Not even sure if you’ll see this. I sanded well and have been on the polish stage for a week putting hours on hours in everyday. What anni doing wrrong and how do I get my tank as clear as yours ? 🙏🏽

[@africancichlidgang8776]

Hello..I'm requesting you to please explain to me... Why did you use sand papers to remove the heavy scratches where by it is Novas # 3 to do that job. Abdul Bholim Nairobi Kenya

[@sweetmslovinglife]

Beautiful

[@inventoryking]

Thanks

[@ivanantonio6726]

good video I subscribed and I am your new follower I just want to know when I can put the fish in the tank

[@inventoryking]

Thanks Ivan. Once you rinse it really well. note you would need to cycle the tank

[@christophercaras3645]

Is there anything you do to get rid of lasting chemicals before adding water and fish? Or do you want to use a carbon filter while cycling?

[@inventoryking]

I just rinsed really good. Even a soak could help.

[@divineavengers]

great video attempting on a 55 gal acrylic do you think a ryobi orbital sander will work?

[@inventoryking]

Not 100% sure. Test it on the top brace or something that isn’t the viewing panel. A small spot and see how it does. If it doesn’t work it’s in a non visible place

[@martin.B777]

Great tutorial, thanks! I have an acrylic/lucite display award and would like to buff a few surface scratches and a bit of haze out. Do you think NOVUS kit would be sufficient or should I start with the sandpaper?

[@nfernooo]

I wanna try this aswell

[@martin.B777]

@@nfernooo Let me know your progress.

[@inventoryking]

It’s up to you. You can always try a test spot.

[@inventoryking]

Give it a try @infernooo

[@nfernooo]

The buffing stage is next with the novus. Should I not use the step three like in your video?

[@AlexTheLi0n]

Could anyone in the comments answer the following: Could one use a orbital sander instead of a regular palm sander?

[@inventoryking]

Since I never used an orbital sander I dont know for sure, but I am thinking it might product swirls?

[@ursulaelmore8635]

My 90 gal is scratched badly. I was about to buy another tank, but I will try this. Should I get a palm, sheet, or orbit sander?

[@inventoryking]

Did you end up trying it?

[@urodriguez3444]

Do you let the nouvus dry before polishing it off? I I'm still getting a haze after several times applying the nouvus or do you just wash it off ?

[@inventoryking]

I think letting a dry a little is ok. You just need to make sure that you get it all off.

[@KlikAndSeuss]

Any other videos on this exact tank? Mine has a black background. Also what size gallon? I'm wondering of i could do the back as its black?

[@inventoryking]

Have you seen my saltwater quarantine tank? That is this tank. I havent done anything on the black background, so I cant say, sorry

[@philthytanks4952]

Yiiiiiiikes I’m wearing headphones n the sound of your nails scratching the the scratches was like nails on a chalkboard lol I almost dropped my phone. Great video tho

[@inventoryking]

Lol my bad!

[@GahhDamnAlex]

Would this method work on. Some lexan acrylic?

[@lanternman13]

The mega dent on the top you can pull out by applying some heat und pulling it up.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks for sharing

[@dannyboyd1299]

Can you add adhesive in the joints for added strength on something like that?

[@inventoryking]

Danny I havent done that so I am not sure.

[@megaman925]

About to do this to a 550 gallon fish tank...Thanks for posting this

[@inventoryking]

How did yours turn out?

[@glenprovenzano6956]

Good video!

[@davidleegoth]

I'm buffing one out now , I'm curious to what that tank looked like when it was filled.

[@inventoryking]

How did your tank come out Nicholas?

[@davidleegoth]

@@inventoryking I'd say about 94% perfect. Huge learning curve. I used meguiars car polish with good result. Thanks for the vid.

[@Soulfulwhim]

I just bought the same acrylic tank size and all yesterday that needs to be polished. What is the brand of this tank? I hope my results will be as good as yours.

[@inventoryking]

Did you polish it? I dont recall the brand, sorry

[@josealbertomarquezcarrero9117]

What brand of palm sanderare you using... ans the drill as well.... where I can find the polishing pads for the drill machine

[@inventoryking]

I dont remember the brand. I got the pad from Napa Auto Parts

[@GSP-76]

Another cheap and easy way to remove scratches on acrylic is a heat gun... just keep the heat gun moving over the scratch and it will melt back into the panel.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks.

[@MrsShocoTaco]

It doesn't warp the acrylic?

[@apdroidgeek1737]

@@MrsShocoTaco it will, dont do this!!

[@InSaiyan-Shinobi]

Can I do this to acrylics pc reservoir?

[@inventoryking]

idk maybe?

[@rodhatte]

You should have done the micro buffer on the inside too. Not only will it look better, but it will also be easier to keep clean for longer.

[@mizike3854]

So you didn't have any issues with the chemicals leaking into the water and hurting the fish?

[@inventoryking]

Nope. Just rinse it really well

[@mizike3854]

@@inventoryking Awesome thanks for the response.

[@biglebowski5737]

Hello. will bristlenose Plecos scratch Acrylic?

[@inventoryking]

Maybe, I can't confirm

[@jamescarty7900]

Hi I have just watched your video and you made a great difference to that tank but I stay in Scotland and I can’t buy the polishing compounds here is there anything else I can use

[@inventoryking]

Thanks James. That is a bummer that the polish is not available in Scotland.

[@jamescarty7900]

inventoryking thanks for getting back to me

[@cutiekoala4308]

Hi,I need help. By accident I scratched a acrylic ball like chair and it has a weird scratch in it. Would this work as Well?

[@inventoryking]

I have never tried it so I dont know, sorry

[@darthentity3833]

HI PAUL NICE JOB BUDDY I HAVE A TUBULAR ACRYLIC TANK AND HAS GRAVEL RASH ON IT IN PLACES HAVE YOU ANY IDEA HOW I WOULD FIX IT PLEASE?

[@inventoryking]

thanks! I would try this method. You will likely have to sand it by hand. Is the gravel rash on the bottom? Or sides?

[@darthentity3833]

@@inventoryking THE GRAVEL RASH IS ON THE SIDES BUT IV JUST HID IT WITH PUMP SO ITS OK MATE THANKS FOR THE HINT THOUGH

[@Zeldabug24]

Is that a crack on the top near the opening?

[@inventoryking]

Small one

[@lancewex]

What are those chemicals from Novus, and are they safe for fish? My moto has always been to be as clean and natural for anything in the tank. And my 17 year-old clownfish thanks me for that. So I am a bit concerned about what's in those bottles.

[@inventoryking]

I have cleaned 2 tanks with novus and havent had any issues. I online fish store bulkreefsupply sells it.

[@efrenfernandez115]

Is this works on a turntable cover?

[@inventoryking]

Maybe?

[@MargieB51]

Did an incredible job was wondering how much it cost to do that would it be worth if you had to say 150 gallon grand

[@inventoryking]

I would say if you have a sander already, 30-40 bucks for the stuff. And of course your time.

[@Matspyropowerhouse]

Teacher walked in and asked if I wanted a clarity plus corner pentagon something like a30 or 40 gallon bout to use your video but I read online it’s a soft type of acrylic so would sanding it down mess up the integrity of it ?just looking for an apinion

[@inventoryking]

I can't confirm a soft type acrylic. If it was me I would do a test section on the top of the tank where you dont view fish from. Does that make sense?

[@Matspyropowerhouse]

inventoryking yes ,thank you for the quick response ,when I get a little time I’ll test is out

[@inventoryking]

You bet. And Right on

[@reyesreef3714]

What did you use to clean any residue left from the polish in side the tank? Thanks

[@inventoryking]

I rinsed it really good and used a microfiber cloth to wipe it down.

[@iowafishguy9791]

Was just going to ask as well because I just did this tonight and was planning on rinsing it out.

[@trileaf828]

He said use a micro fiber towel throughout the video LOL

[@beatatarczon1402]

what is the name of this polishing machine?

[@adeelshaikh2129]

Wow it's looking new man when you going to Built pond

[@inventoryking]

Thanks man. Not sure about the pond.

[@robg915]

I want to purchase an acrylic tank and the dimensions on this look perfect. Is that a 50 gallon tank?

[@inventoryking]

Sorry for the late reply Rob. This tank is a 40 gallon

[@robg915]

@@inventoryking all good. I purchased a 60 gallon glass aquarium I got a really great deal I could not pass up. Thanks for replying.

[@MrCeo1978buddy]

I have to support my fish community

[@inventoryking]

Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻

[@lkbpythons6210]

nice tank brother if you dont mind can you do a video on make an acrylic tank

[@inventoryking]

I am not sure how to make an acrylic tank