What kind of paint will stick to glass tank?

[homersimpsonlikesfish]

I want to paint the back of a glass tank with a blue color. Which paint will stick to it: Latex, oil based, or acrylic?

 

[Derrick0580]

Krylon fusion

 

[915MANG]

I used Plasti Dip, and you can also peel it off if you want

 

[Supa]

I used Plasti Dip, and you can also peel it off if you want

yo this sounds like the way to go.

 

[Waters]

I have always used regular 0 VOC latex.

 

[The_Paradox]

If you use a magnetic cleaner on your back glass you may want to consider picking up a piece of vinyl. It holds up a lot better to abrasion, allows the cleaner to glide, and comes off easy if it ever needs to.

 

[exnisstech]

I've used regular old spray paint before. It holds up well and is a royal pita to remove, which is good unless you want to remove it. I've used regular latex applied with a roller. It looked fine but is not very durable but is easy to touch up. I have not used plasti dip on tanks but it would probably be more durable than latex but easier to remove than spray paint if you can find a color you like. I've never used a magnet scraper on the back because I never clean the back glass. If you clean the back glass then I agree with @The_Paradox vinyl would be best.

 

[The_Paradox]

The only issue I’ve ever had with plastic-dip is if you leave something magnetic on it for a long time. When you go to remove it, it may remove the coating with it.

 

[mfinn]

I've used spray paint several times ( took several coats) and used latex paint with a roller and only needed 1 coat.

 

[shwareefer]

I want to paint the back of a glass tank with a blue color. Which paint will stick to it: Latex, oil based, or acrylic?

Any paint if you clean the glass well first with any of these - vinegar, isopropyl, acetone.