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Reef Safe Chemical List for DIYer's
I think that it'd be very beneficial for us to develop a list of "substances/chemicals" that have proven to be reef safe, when utilized for DIY projects.
Glues for fragging and other applications, silicones, paints, magnets, foams could be included. Anyways, just a thought. |
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Also, listing your application of the substance, would be helpful.
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Guess I'll start this off...
Superglue Gel (of course) for attaching rockwork and/or frags 100% Silicone without mold or mildew inhibitor Plumbers Silicone Grease, used to lubricate threads or fittings that need to come apart on a regular basis. Krylon Fusion spray paint. Used to paint PVC fittings that need to look nice inside the tank I'm sure there's more but I won't take them all
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I agree with Krylon paint. I've had some in my tank for 6+ years without any problems.
Portland Type II cement for agrocrete rocks is another. Last edited by speckled trout; 10/22/2007 at 11:47 AM. |
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weld on
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hot glue gun lol had to fix my skimmer
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Prestone Driveway Heat...Calcium
Safestep Ultra Mag....Magnesium I have used both with good results
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Calcium chloride
Calcium hydroxide Sodium carbonate Potassium chloride Potassium iodide
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