Flipper Edge for tank glass

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Same. It’s excellent.

The only thing to be wary of is getting sand trapped underneath it. I scratched my tank badly when I didn’t notice. Sucks but it is what it is.

I recommend changing out the blades somewhat regularly. If you notice it not scrapping as well then new blades should get it working well again.
 
Same. It’s excellent.

The only thing to be wary of is getting sand trapped underneath it. I scratched my tank badly when I didn’t notice. Sucks but it is what it is.

I recommend changing out the blades somewhat regularly. If you notice it not scrapping as well then new blades should get it working well again.
I've used flipper products for 4 years but this new dual blade design with thick non razor metal blades just really wipes out the hard stuff
 
I've used flipper products for 4 years but this new dual blade design with thick non razor metal blades just really wipes out the hard stuff
Good to know it gets even the hard stuff off! I'll keep this in mind whenever I get a new scraper
 
Good to know it gets even the hard stuff off! I'll keep this in mind whenever I get a new scraper
Yep the tunze one I have doesn’t even come close. Coralline and that hard film algae that develops when you don’t clean the glass for a while comes off easily.
 

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