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  1. Floggin's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by blakew
    Looks like a really nice start Floggin. Do you find you have alot of splashing/salt creep from the overflow line ending so high above the sump? Also wondering which paint you used for your background. Doing a couple of google searches, it seems like people are having good results with a wide variety of paint.
    I added a small piece of PVC to keep the splashing down...It really quieted it down as well. I just used KRYLON Dual paint, I believe I used the flat black for the background, It went on fairly well. It could probably use 3 or 4 coats, I only put on two, but from front side of the tank and the lights on you can't notice that its not as thick in certain areas. It looks great IMO. Thanks for the comments! Look forward to seeing as how your build progresses as well.
  2. blakew's Avatar
    Looks like a really nice start Floggin. Do you find you have alot of splashing/salt creep from the overflow line ending so high above the sump? Also wondering which paint you used for your background. Doing a couple of google searches, it seems like people are having good results with a wide variety of paint.
  3. Floggin's Avatar
    Installed the Quiet One and completely rid of the metal hose clamps. Thanks for the tip Melev.
  4. Floggin's Avatar
    Good to know! Will change that out ASAP
  5. melev's Avatar
    Welcome to RA, and thanks for sharing your project with us.

    I know you were only testing out the Maxijet but don't use metal hose clamps under water. Get plastic hose clamps instead, really anywhere that you need one.
  6. Floggin's Avatar
    Thanks! Will do!
  7. cruelle's Avatar
    looks great keep us updated!
  8. losbeek's Avatar
    looks great so far!!
  9. joeogio's Avatar
    looks good man like the pics, cant wait to see it loaded with corals