Those of you who have painted the back of your tanks....

Itsadeepbluesea

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Used black rustoleum spray can for mine. I preffer black as it hides cords and equipment better. I clean the back glass during water changes to prevent Coraline from taking over.
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Opes what size tank is that? I like the dimensions.
 

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Also tired of the salt creep so finally thinking of painting the back of the glass black. Would I be able to paint it with coral and fish still in it??
about 30 years ago i had a 30 long in the bathroom of my auto shop...one night i repainted a tool box about 10 feet away from the tank and all the fish were dead the next morning....was it the cause or just a coincidence...no idea....did plenty of body and paint work in there after that but made sure the bathroom door was closed and no issues....but as a result i'd be afraid to paint a tank with anything in it...if i did i'd use a roller, probably water based paint and plenty of ventilation
 

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What about buying automtive window tint? This way youll avoid any possible contamination from soray paint.
 

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