Barrier on painted stand

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So I painted the stand and am getting ready to put the tank on it. It has the rubber mat attached to the bottom of the tank. The stand top has had 3-4 days to dry. Wondering if I should put a piece of paper or newspaper between the stand and tank mat to keep them from sticking together? Or am I really just over thinking it?
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itll probably stick, but would think the mat would be easier to peel off than paper. looks really nice! i like the colors you picked!
 
itll probably stick, but would think the mat would be easier to peel off than paper. looks really nice! i like the colors you picked!
I don't want to rip the mat if I need to move it. I'm OK with some paper getting destroyed. I think I'll throw it on enmity tonight and throw paper under it tomorrow.

It will still get a door on the front.

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