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Scratched Fish Aquarium Glass: HOW TO Remove Scratches
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
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Oh no you found scratches in your beautiful aquarium!!
In this episode we try to fix the scratches to our 125 gallon aquarium glass using products found around the house such as vinegar, toothpaste and coconut oil .#vinegar and #bakingsoda #toothpastehacks #vinegarhacks #coconutoilhacks
Honestly the banter between you too had me laughing, I love it. A happy couple is one that can scrub a tank together 😂
Thanks for the tips on the scratched tanks as well 😁👍
Thanks Patty. We have fun doing videos together. We probably haven't done one in a while.
Thanks buddy. Glad you liked it
We all get unwanted scratches. Hopefully these hacks will help
Very excellant! I never had any idea the scratches could be removed. Great to know!! Thanks chris and sandra!🙂👍🏻⭐️
Still working on them my friend. I appreciate your continued support 👍.. and friendship.. take care
Great upload. l have forwarded this video on as l know a few people's with scratches on their tanks, including me. I will certainly give this a go. Thanks, Mrs. stubbs ❤
Awww thanks so very much Ian. I will be doing this again for a bit longer to try and get more out
@stubbsaquatics6080 That will be great. Excellent content, Chris. l love those videos as they are so useful. Even for experienced hobbyists like us 👍
Great video Chris 👍
Brilliant tutorial.
Hope you're well.
Thanks Keith
It's nice to be able to go back and see how it all came together. Bery awesome Chris. 👍
Thanks again Chris. Appreciate all this
The very first day that I filled my big tank, one of my kids managed to put an 8 inch scratch right in the middle with a broom handle. I've tried toothpaste, bicarb, and even cutting compound without success.
Isn't that always the way
Absolutely fecking awesome job there guy's 💯👌🧁👍👍👍
And Chris sure needs an indoor pond 💯💯💯💯🧁👍👍👍
Loving the bloopers 💯🧁👍👍👍
Thanks buddy. I'm glad you liked it. Yeah you keep condensing her. I need help cuz I don't think she's going to give in but you never know
Hi Chris and Sandra! I didn't know this system you used on glass to remove scratches.
I'll have to try it too! Have a nice weekend and thank you.
Thanks Marco. I will repeat it a few times to do it even better
Chris I use toothpaste to remove the haze from a old car’s headlights works well on plastic
Thanks Mal.. good to know.. thanks pal
Some good hacks there Chris and its nice too see you both doing the video together
Thanks buddy 😁
Hahaha...love the banter between you and Sandra! I remember seeing a similar video on YT about fixing a scratch on a car window. Great stuff buddy and always nice to get useful hacks...👊🍻
Thanks man. I appreciate it. We have fun doing vids together.
Great tips guys we love it🪥🪥😀😀👍👍
lol the sound effects xD thanks for sharing the repair idea
Hahaha
Great video guys. Great ideas. I really thought the toothpaste would work better. Looked like they worked about the same. 🤷
I probably should of scrubbed longer .will give it another go maybe today.
Thanks again Chris
Wow that's nice Brilliant idea thanks for the tips and trick...Good job both of you are so adorable couple😊...
Awww thanks so very much. Very nice of you
It works but you have to do a lot of rubbing to get them out, it looks like you guys got some of them out, nice job! I use to be an automotive detailer and used medium compound by hand to get most of the scratches out, you're not really getting the scratches out you are for the most part just smoothing off the jagged edges of them so they become less noticable, then I used fine compound with my orbital to further smooth the scratches out, when I was done 90% of the scratches were gone, the deepest ones were still visible but nowhere near as visible before I compounded them, like I said earlier it's a lot of work, my scratches were on the inside of the tank so to do it I had to remove the fish and drain the tank, not fun.
Thanks so much for all the info . I will be going back and working further on the scratches... I appreciate your input
No matter what you use it takes some time to remove them, I remember my hands hurting the next day from all the rubbing to get them out
I'm going to try this!
Great video Chris and Sandra really enjoyed it, I've gotta say that those scratches have definitely disappeared for the most part. Great little homemade hacks guys. Gotta love that squeaky clean sound lol. A video full of laughs and giggles, love the outtakes at the end. Definitely gonna use these on one of my tanks with some scratches. Thanks for sharing 😊
Really glad you enjoyed it Arnold. Thanks for your kind words
Lovely looking tank. I love planted aquariums. Im on your side, big pond inside
Tell her Marcus.. I need help 😂
Thanks again for your kindness and support
Good Upload.👍👍👍
Thanks so much
Very good!
Thanks Donald
Nice 👌
I will give a try
Thanks buddy
Gonna keep this in mind when I buy a used aquarium! 👍
Thanks buddy. Hope you are doing well
Great job Chris and Sandra. Friday night date nights sure look different at this age. lol. Great home remedy ideas.
Thanks so much my friend
Great ideas! I have a few minor scratches on couple of mine and will have to try those methods now. 👍😊 Loved the outtakes at the end!! 😅😂
It was fun shooting a video together.. bloopers can be fun
Great show n tell, experiment. Who knew about these home remedies?! And surprising results, guys. Peace n blessings
Awww thanks so much 🐱
Awesome hack, does it work for acrylic tanks?
Hi there and thanks so much for watching and commenting. I don't think they would on acrylic.. I read something about baking soda once fully dissolved is good for cleaning but I don't think it would remove scratches more likely to add them
Great video, the tank looks a lot better.
Thanks pal
"Oral hygiene for the fish"... what's next? Braces for barracudas? Lol
😂🤣👍
Thanks! 😂 together time! Yay
Thanks Sara. 👍😁
The scratch may be there but at least you know the aquarium won't get cavities.😂 Would be a lot of work but if the scratch is only on the front of the tank could you not turn the tank around so that the back becomes the front? 😕 As for the indoor pond maybe you should take your wife to see someone who has an indoor pond with some really nice koi...hint, hint.🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha. I am trying to get a puddle not a lake... Hope to go about 2-2.5 ft high and maybe 6x4..
This was great! Really enjoyed the rapport between you two. May have to try a couple of these. For the vinegar and baking soda one, is there a particular ratio you're supposed to mix? Thanks for the tips and hope you both have a great weekend! 🙂👍
They say equal amounts but make it a paste
@@stubbsaquatics6080 Thanks!
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Thank you so much for the marathon watching it means a lot
Bardzo fajna rzecz :) Pozdrawiam przyjacielu
Thanks so much 👍
Your interaction with Sandra is epic! What about baking soda and vinegar aplied with a toothbrush? 🙂👍
Going to give that a go this weekend
These hacks are somewhat similar to the car ones, if it takes it down a little it's worth a go, I mean we've all go toothpaste at home... Probably lol
Haha I hope so🪥🦷.. When we going to see another one of your amazing vids
Lol, I'll get something up soon, I've been taking a wee break and trying to get some of my jobs done.
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What if the scratches are on the other side?
If they are in the inside I would recommend draining it. You can use the same method but it's going to take you a long time. There are other methods but they involve chemicals and if you have a buffer
Thanks so much for watching and commenting
What if the scratches r inside surface..
@@aarunisankhalkar1707 you can do the same but unfortunately you need to drain the tank.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Best of luck
Nothing says love like cleaning
Lol you know it
Which is why I never use the worthless magnet cleaner s ever!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I wished I was more careful that is for sure. I am leaning towards your way of thinking