is CLR a safe product to use on an empty tank? assuming you thoroughly wash it out before housing pets in the tank.. im looking for a very powerful declacifying agent to remove hard water stains from some tanks that i acquired off of craigslist.
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is CLR a safe product to use on an empty tank? assuming you thoroughly wash it out before housing pets in the tank.. im looking for a very powerful declacifying agent to remove hard water stains from some tanks that i acquired off of craigslist.
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Originally Posted by The Dude
I was also considering some sort of automotive glass polishing compound, with a powerful rotary buffer as a possible alternative to CLR (which might actually work better now that i think about it..)
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I think your safer with the CLR. As I've heard of this being used, I think it was on 50 gal build by clownonfire. That compound would leave a residue on the tank right, like your buffing away flaws and bonding the compound into the glass, I would just do the outside. Try a magic eraser, it removes 50 year old gummy stuff that gathers on antiques, where I'd used everyhibg in the house to get it off.
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car polishing compounds are just liquid high abrasive compounds, they dont leave residues that i know of, unlike a car wax or car glaze.
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where can i find magic erasers? and what sort of chemicals are in those?
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