If an acrylic tank has scratches, can they all be buffed out professionally? A friend is giving me a large tank but it has alot of small scratches covering a big area. Nothing deep. I want to pay to have it done right, Say $300-$500 for the job?
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If an acrylic tank has scratches, can they all be buffed out professionally? A friend is giving me a large tank but it has alot of small scratches covering a big area. Nothing deep. I want to pay to have it done right, Say $300-$500 for the job?
I am sure it can be done but I have no clue who would do it for you
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Rid out does it, but they charge by the hour. I don't remember how much.
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Hey Phil you give me $300 + $500 I'll buff that tank..
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It's really not that difficult to remove the scratches yourself, as long as you have a good removal kit. I've buffed out a 40 gallon, and I'm eventually going to finish the 110 I have in the living room. . . . . eventually. . . . . .
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