White on white. Actually the primer is light gray.
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The start of the fish room remodel.
White on white. Actually the primer is light gray.
Got home late. Small section of first coat of wall color. Just wanted to see.
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chriscoli
Administrator
Love it!!!!!!
CSnyder00
Bearded Wonder
A very rich blue, but will look good with the tanks. Coming along very nicely! Great job!
I don't know if it will work but as mentioned earlier somewhere, I plan on painting the pvc the same color. I want it to blend into the
walls. I chose the color of the wall paint to match the spray paint for the pvc as close as possible. We will see.
I also am painting the backs of the tanks that color too.
Hoping that way the fish will stand out.
The only other color will be the wood stands which will be stained dark.
I had planned on painting the ceiling the same color but the wife talked me out of it. Thinks it will be too dark in there.
chriscoli
Administrator
I can't wait to see it finished. Are you painting the PVC or using the dye that you put into the clear PVC primer?
I am spray painting the white pvc. Only what is outside of the tank.
Not what goes in the water.
Or that's the plan so far. We will see.
Back in May or June I spray painted a 2 foot long piece and put it out on my deck. Its been in the heat, sun, and rain since then
to see if it would hold up. So far so good.
I just figure it will all blend in better than white pvc on dark blue walls.
chriscoli
Administrator
excellent. There are times I wish I did that with mine. I may still do it.
FishEggs
Well-Known Member
I almost didn't believe you had it done. Then i saw the pictures. 
Looks good but aren't those electric wires supposed to be on the other side of the sheet rock?
Looks good but aren't those electric wires supposed to be on the other side of the sheet rock?
CSnyder00
Bearded Wonder
I almost didn't believe you had it done. Then i saw the pictures.
Looks good but aren't those electric wires supposed to be on the other side of the sheet rock?
Depends on how he plans to mount them/use them. I like mine in the wall, but I've seen people mount them many different ways. A great idea for a fish room would be to mount them in the ceiling or up high on the walls to avoid the water. This isn't always possible, though, and with GFCI, it's not really that necessary.
Those are to be mounted on the stands.
Started painting the small pvc parts Also drilled and tapped some of the large pvc for the valves.
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CSnyder00
Bearded Wonder
Looks really good. Really coming along!
chriscoli
Administrator
Absolutely fantastic, Pat! So when are you having us all over to see the finished room?
chriscoli
Administrator
Absolutely fantastic, Pat! So when are you having us all over to see the finished room?
This weekend pissed me off. I could not be outside to spray paint the pvc.
I don't want to spray that much in the house so I did not get much done.
I managed to drill about 60 holes and buy my stuff for the air but other than that not much happened between the
rain on Saturday and the wind yesterday.
I don't want to spray that much in the house so I did not get much done.
I managed to drill about 60 holes and buy my stuff for the air but other than that not much happened between the
rain on Saturday and the wind yesterday.
dogofwar
CCA Members
Oh, and the Ravens lost
But that sounds like a lot of progress in the fishroom to me!
Matt
But that sounds like a lot of progress in the fishroom to me!
Matt
Don't get me started on that. LOLOh, and the Ravens lost
Matt
The whole time I was sitting there watching and thinking "I could be working in room"
Finished?
2019
CSnyder00
Bearded Wonder
You'll have it done soon. Keep plugging. As Red Green used to say, "Just remember I'm pullin' for ya'. We're all in this together".
