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    I have a 200 Gallon Acrylic Aquarium, i got it used and it has some scratches on it. it looks ok with water in it but i want it to look better. What can i use to buff out the scratchesinsde and out without any danger to the once it is up and going? i really dont want to lose any fish or anything else because of a stupid mastake. Is there anything i should NOT use? Also what can i clean the tank and sump/skimmer with before i start it up? I plan on having the tank operating in the garage for a week first to make sure nothing is leaking and working. I have heard a little on vinager but how does that process work? thank you

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    I don't know the specific product to use, but if you do a search here, I know I have seen threads on this before. By the way, you misspelling "mastake" gave me an idea for a new term "maastake!!!". I make a bunch of them.
    30L w/10gallon sump 4xt5ho; Up and running:125g long, 30g sump, 50g fuge.

    "Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid.”
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    http://www.seaquestmarine.com/Acryli...t_p/rl_srk.htm

    Lots of elbow grease will get it done....
    200g-No Corals Yet!



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    Depends on how big of an area you need to cover. The smaller kits are ok for a small area. I bought 150 gallon acrylic tank and had to sand it out using various grit sizes. Total time about 72 hours. Well worth it.

    Here is a before and after pic. PM me and I'll send you the info if intrested.



    Check it out Saga of the 150

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    Default acrylic

    thank you for the help

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