Acrylic scratch remover

[Neil]

i just bought a bowfront aquarium that is scratched to hell (sight unseen- live and learn i guess). are there any good products from local vendor's that i can purchase to sand and buff out the scratches? Any of them reef safe? i searched and found a few threads- but no definitive best way about removing the scratches

[Raf]

Novus makes several grades of scratch removers. Takes time but they work well..


http://www.novuspolish.com/

[scubadawg]

I went a rock store and bought some of the fine powder used for tumblers and used it for polishing my acrylic dome port of my underwater camera housing, then used jewelers rouge for the final polish, I have the novus product also, but that takes a long time.

[no_bs]

I went a rock store and bought some of the fine powder used for tumblers and used it for polishing my acrylic dome port of my underwater camera housing, then used jewelers rouge for the final polish, I have the novus product also, but that takes a long time.

Does your stuff work on deep scratches also? Or is it a polisher?

[scubadawg]

Yes, it will work on deep scratches, on 1 dive trip I actually bump a rock underwater and gouge the dome port, so here's me in my room watching tv, as I polish the port scratch out. Looks like it wasn't even scratched.

[vaporize]

I remembered a LFS guy told me that there's an underwater buff thing that can be used inside a full tank

[Lance]

Untamed (Brad) has experience with scratch remover.