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Hello I was thinking about building a canopy to hang my lights on my tank. I was wondering after the canopy is built what should I do about the salt which may ruin the inside of the canopy over time?
 
I made my canopy out of aluminum angle I get at home depot . It doesnt rust from the salt water .

My stand is metal also . I take patterned wall panel and tape magnets to it to cover the stand and canopy .

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Been looking for ideas to make a hood/canopy and I like what you have. Could you post more details and be more specific on this build?
 

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