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Here is a suggestion, wipe it on pretty good and get a clean towel and buff the heck out of it. Think of waxing your car. It will be hazy if you don’t buff.Just got this stuff excited to try it!
Wax on wax off daniel-son ^_^Here is a suggestion, wipe it on pretty good and get a clean towel and buff the heck out of it. Think of waxing your car. It will be hazy if you don’t buff.
Exactly.Wax on wax off daniel-son ^_^
So I have been looking for quick alternatives to aquarium glass cleaning. Cleaning the outside of my Biocube 32 with a drying cloth takes about 10 minutes to get flawless which is a little too much time. I have tried other solutions that make it about 5, but there is too much work and materials involved in the process which makes it last about the same amount of time. What is the fastest, and safe, method for cleaning the outside glass?
When I was younger my mum used to use newspaper and vinegarGlass cleaner plus newspaper. Surprised that nobody mentioned this, guess it’s just an Asian thing?
I realize this is an old thread but I just finished waxing my glass and started to wonder if anyone else still did it.Did anyone wax their tanks? I recall my father having me wax the outside of the aquarium using car wax in the late 90’s. Just tried it on my tank and it cleaned the glass to a crystal shine.
This.I used windex for years, spraying on a paper towel away from the tank to avoid getting it in the water. Then I discovered "Invisible Glass". I spray it at a downward angle so that it doesn't contaminate anything and use paper towels to wipe it off. Does a great job. Been doing it that way since 1987.
Hey! This is what I do too!I use RODI water in a spray bottle and a squeegee.