What can I use to paint my black epoxy used for aqua scape?
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GlassMunky
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What black epoxy did you use???
Was it reef safe?
If not you may have to trash all that rock and start over with reef safe stuff.
I’ve never seen black before in 15 years of reefing.
Was it reef safe?
If not you may have to trash all that rock and start over with reef safe stuff.
I’ve never seen black before in 15 years of reefing.
GlassMunky
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But to answer the question: No.Is there a specific paint I can use to paint over black epoxy I used for my aqua scape ?
there is no paint that used in reefs at all.
Some people will take sand and sprinkle it on top of the epoxy with some super glue to hide it and make it look more natural but there’s no paint or spray.
Hahah yah it’s called m seal , couple of places used it here with there aquariums aquascape. Just have to wait for it to dry in the sun and then wash it and should be good Or so I was told ,I should double check
GlassMunky
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Non toxic how though?
Is it meant to be fully submerged in saltwater 24/7?
Is that non toxic to just humans? What about inverts?
Lots of questions
Is it meant to be fully submerged in saltwater 24/7?
Is that non toxic to just humans? What about inverts?
Lots of questions
GlassMunky
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Just out of curiosity, where are you located?
Even when I search online, the only mention of this epoxy is a couple threads where people say exactly the same as you
“A local shop recommends it”
And nothing else.
I’m guessing you’re overseas or something? (Not the USA?)
Solo McReefer
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Good luck, Guss
I wouldn’t trust it
As to painting it, no suggestions
I would do over with new rock and use purple two part epoxy from Two Little Fishies
That's a known quantity, and care still needs to be taken when using it
Two Little Fishes Marine Reef Coral Live Rock Putty Aquastick Coralline Red Jumbo 114G https://a.co/d/09FM7l9
I wouldn’t trust it
As to painting it, no suggestions
I would do over with new rock and use purple two part epoxy from Two Little Fishies
That's a known quantity, and care still needs to be taken when using it
Two Little Fishes Marine Reef Coral Live Rock Putty Aquastick Coralline Red Jumbo 114G https://a.co/d/09FM7l9
IDK anything about this particular brand but NYOS makes a black reef epoxy for those questioning color.
I personally don’t use any reef epoxy in my tank because I can’t stand to be in a room with it the smell is so strong.
I personally don’t use any reef epoxy in my tank because I can’t stand to be in a room with it the smell is so strong.
Gonna make sure the guy that told me to use it is actually using it on his reef tank ,and if it’s seems ok I’ll keep it ,if I sense something fishy I’ll go buy that one and redo everything heheh TyGood luck, Guss
I wouldn’t trust it
As to painting it, no suggestions
I would do over with new rock and use purple two part epoxy from Two Little Fishies
That's a known quantity, and care still needs to be taken when using it
Two Little Fishes Marine Reef Coral Live Rock Putty Aquastick Coralline Red Jumbo 114G https://a.co/d/09FM7l9
GlassMunky
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Interesting. I’ve never noticed any smell from them at all
If it's determined to be reef safe just put superglue on it and sprinkle sand on top. Or just wait a while and it will all be covered with with something. Coraline gha etc depending on how things go.
GARRIGA
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No clue if reef safe but marketed as safe for reef rock. Perhaps call them or contact the various dry rock suppliers selling purple rocks such as Marco and see what they use and if they sell that product. Those purple rocks in many reef tanks. Some going likely in my Grandson build.
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