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06/08/2010, 11:51 AM
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Non-glare Acrylic Reef Safe?
The title really says it all. I'm building an ATO and only needed a little bit of acrylic to create a mount for the float switch and picked up a sheet of "8x10 Non-Glare" Plastic. I assume it's acrylic because it's clear plastic. It is supposed to be used for picture frames I believe. Since it's labeled as "non-glare" I'm not sure if there's some chemical in it that could be harmful. So, is this safe to use?
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Current Tank Info: 24g Nano Cube, 4x24w T5HO, MP10, Aquaticlife 115 Skimmer, CPR HOB Fuge |
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06/08/2010, 11:57 AM
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I thought that the non-glare was merely a matter of how the surface was textured?
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06/08/2010, 12:01 PM
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