Black. BUT I'd really like to try some deep dark blue next time, more like the faintly lit ocean depths.
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White frosted window film. Picks up the color of the light nicely.Starting a new build. Just curious. I was thinking blue.
None my main DT Is a partition between the living-room and the kitchen/foyer but it is bare bottom an I used Rustoleum satin black for the bottom so light didn't shine through the stand. Very light coats so it didnt run I did about four of them one can about 3/4 full did a 55g.Starting a new build. Just curious. I was thinking blue.
Isn't salt creep an issue though getting in between the glass and the wrap?I wrapped the and one side in black job was done and finished in 5 minutes and no waiting for paint to dry. Yet if i sold or moved the tank it would only take a couple of minutes to remove the wrap. Paint is so old fashioned nowadays.
Isn't salt creep an issue though getting in between the glass and the wrap?
Having some issues getting some of the images to upload. Anyways... The smoked glass look is absolutely beautiful in person. Changes colors as your lights change
Right after install. Best representation of the “actual look”.
I have never had a issue with vinyl... As far I know all Redsea reefers come this way, mine did.
I've been using black since around 2001 but i've always fancied doing a red, orange, yellow gradiant so that it looks a bit like a sunset.
I always chicken out though.