Acrylic! What is the best cleaner/ scratch mover?

[+cyrus]

Topic says it! Now who knows the secret? I'm talking no drainage scratch removing techniques and the best cleaning methods?

[+cyrus]

No advice?

[Robb in Austin]

Paging dapettit!

[+Jakedoza]

It really depends on how severe the scratches are. You can treat acrylic like a clear coat on a vehicle and wet sand/polish it out. It is a very tedious and time consuming process and usually not worth the time depending on how severe it is. Here is a great write up.. Good luck.

http://forums.waterwolves.com/acrylic-buffing-101-t110079.html

[Timfish]

It really depends on how severe the scratches are. You can treat acrylic like a clear coat on a vehicle and wet sand/polish it out. It is a very tedious and time consuming process and usually not worth the time depending on how severe it is. Here is a great write up.. Good luck.

http://forums.waterw...01-t110079.html

I think Jakedoza's reference is a better way to do it but if you don't want to empty the tank and do want to blow out your elbows Lifeguard Aquatics scratch removal kit is the way to go. It is a very tedious process doing by hand but it can be done.

[offroadodge]

DAPETTIT has and knows how to with the tank running......HELLO DAVE!!!!