Worth it?

Anything driving you tward acrylic? You could get a brand new glass tank for not much more then this would think.. I forget what I paid for mine new but it might have been $100 more and it was perfect right out of the box. Just my two cents..

 

Cool. I'm just hoping that they'll be easy to remove, I don't want to get something that will be hopeless. Kinda want to be educated before I take a look at this thing.

Anyone else have some first hand experience taking scratches out of acrylic tanks?

 

Where? All the LFS around here I've seen are like $300-400 for a 120. Tank alone. Drilled, bulkheads, overflows, etc. included the tank alone is $550 +

 

My Bad-- Mine is not drilled. That adds to the cost a tad!

 

4 years ago i got a 90 for 300(that was from a lfs that sold stuff dirt cheap compared to others, run by one gun who just like fish lol) i think a 120 now would be atleast 500 around where i live.

i would sand that stand down and repaint it. not a fan of the paint job in the least.

 

I'd say worth it.

 

No worries. This has dual internal overflows with bulkheads and plumbing included.... so it kind of caught my eye

 

This might help

 

Thanks! Seems like a lot of work but may be worth it. I'm going to look at the tank today to see if it's something worth working on.

 

I go see this thing today at 6. Crossing my fingers, if the scratches are minor, I think I may get it.

Has anyone used this kit or know someone who has?

Rainbow Lifegard Acrylic Scratch Removal Kit 72000