MellowMan24
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hey i just finished grouting my rock wall and i was wondering if u needed to to paint it to seal it?
need fast replies please
need fast replies please
fake rock wall questions
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artgecko
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You should be able to seal it with grout sealant. I don't think it needs to be painted first.
MellowMan24
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i bought a high quality grout (left over from kitchen remodel) and it all ready has sealer built in it do i still need to seal it??
Tony C
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There is no need to seal it.
MellowMan24
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I'm Done take a look! they can climb straight up the walls with ease
ledge. they love it every one of them has climbed up to it so far.
ledge. they love it every one of them has climbed up to it so far.
artgecko
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wow! that's awesome! great job
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@ mellowman:
firstly, congrats on the finished job- looks awesome!
i have woodworking skills learned from my finish carpenter/cabinet-builder father and am planning a nice custom viv made from wood.
question: how do you tackle the belly heat problem? do you use flex-watt heat tape? if so, can it be placed directly on top of the wood with tile on a sand bed over the top of the heat tape? or do you need to put some sort of barrier between the heat tape and the wooden bottom of the viv? i've also seen heat cable mentioned on the forum before. i'm guessing this would also be a good choice when dealing with a wooden viv rather than a uth on a glass tank although i've never seen a pic or seen it described in any detail. any pics of your belly-heat system as well as any suggestions would be great! just worried about fire-hazzards-
firstly, congrats on the finished job- looks awesome!
i have woodworking skills learned from my finish carpenter/cabinet-builder father and am planning a nice custom viv made from wood.
question: how do you tackle the belly heat problem? do you use flex-watt heat tape? if so, can it be placed directly on top of the wood with tile on a sand bed over the top of the heat tape? or do you need to put some sort of barrier between the heat tape and the wooden bottom of the viv? i've also seen heat cable mentioned on the forum before. i'm guessing this would also be a good choice when dealing with a wooden viv rather than a uth on a glass tank although i've never seen a pic or seen it described in any detail. any pics of your belly-heat system as well as any suggestions would be great! just worried about fire-hazzards-
MellowMan24
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:main_laugh: :main_laugh: :main_laugh: :main_laugh: :main_laugh: :main_laugh: :main_laugh:......wait i'm not done :main_laugh: :main_laugh: :main_laugh:
jk
its not a wooden tank (oh and i didnt build the wood part my father did it) its arcrilic and i used a UTH and if ur wondering about how the UTH is touching with no air flow....ur not seeing every thing heres a pic of the under tank heater.
noticed the wood under the tank is cut out so the heater pad is not touching anything.
jk
its not a wooden tank (oh and i didnt build the wood part my father did it) its arcrilic and i used a UTH and if ur wondering about how the UTH is touching with no air flow....ur not seeing every thing heres a pic of the under tank heater.
noticed the wood under the tank is cut out so the heater pad is not touching anything.
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