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* Kelsey Cummings wrote, On 12/26/2006 8:41 PM:
AIEEEEEEARRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGH! I guess I just learned my lesson about keeping my mag scraper up in the corner of my tank. Is there anyway to remove scratches from the inside of a tank while there is water in it or is it a drain (and completely empty) so you can buff the scratches out proposition. -K PS. I didn't yell at my 6 year old. Ouch, I feel your pain. My son-in-law's 6-yr-old played with mine, but in a glass tank, so all I have to do is retrieve the inner magnet eventually... Cindy |
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![]() Cindy wrote on 12/28/2006 4:31 PM: * Kelsey Cummings wrote, On 12/26/2006 8:41 PM: PS. I didn't yell at my 6 year old. But I would not have been soft and nice with him either. Ouch, I feel your pain. My son-in-law's 6-yr-old played with mine, but in a glass tank, so all I have to do is retrieve the inner magnet eventually... Cindy Glass can scratch too, if you get sand in between the magnet and the glass. Try the micromesh for the acrylic. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets |
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