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Alright, I see, I'll look further on those blue plastics later

I found some bleaching chlorine in the bathroom though, seem'd to work really well on white plastics:)

 

edit: Think a hairdryer will work aswell on those blue plastics? cuz I don't have a blowtorch at home

-- Edited by zander on Tuesday 29th of May 2012 03:04:16 PM

-- Edited by zander on Tuesday 29th of May 2012 03:17:47 PM

rear ones T-cut then use white colour magic, if no better wet and dry, normaly i wouldnt recomend it but on white it seems to work well,

it seems your tank pannels are peeling and splitting and fading, always seems to happen on the RE/X's, also use t-cut and blue colour magic on them with

the stress mark can be made better by warming woth a blowtorch in the inside of the pannel, be careful not to melt it!!

hairdryer wont be hot enough, i used a chefs/cooking blowtorch LOL

Just found out about the hairdryer... the booring way...
I guess I have to borrow from someone :P

btw, any idea what to do with the cracks? think glueing will be enough to stop it from cracking any further? :P

i believe the glass fibre will crack too as the plastic is very flexible

I got some tank scoops if your interested mate? Pm me if you are

found this really awesome thing in my room, called a lighter :D

I melted togather the cracks from the back side of the plastics.
Ofcourse the cracks didn't disappear, but atleast now the cracks wont get any bigger

(drilling holes works too, but it ****s up the look)