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  1. stormbringer101

    stormbringer101 ARO

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    Im redoing my arowanas tank and realy want to use black silicone
    any one have or know where to get in G.P, also would black board paint be the best to paint glass ?:wondering:
     
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    Zafgak Old fart

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    You can get the Black silicone from prof Dirk
     
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    Just order some from the proff , his is really good quality. As for paint go for a none drip emanel
     
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    I agree, Prof Dirk's black silicone is great quality - we recently used it and I definitely cannot complain :)
     
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    We can supply Black silicone in large cartridges.
    For aquarium construction, trim, or resealing.
    Used safely and successfully for many large aquariums

    If you would like to, you may pm
    Can send quite easily anywhere in SA
     
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    Would normal black silicon that BW sell do the trick? Or does it have to be "aquarium" safe?
     
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    needs to be "aquarium safe"... most commercially available silicones have an anti-bacterial or anti-fungus something of the other in it that makes it unsuitable for aquarium use...


    Dow Corning has a black silicone which is safe for aquarium use...
     

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