From: Paul Nicholson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Screens are under extreme pressure.Actually, they contain a vacuum.
Or rather, they don't contain anything... ;o) ---
The coating is made of phosphor compounds. It is likely that you could etch it off with an acid or perhaps remove it mechanically.
It was the mechincal polishing method I was thinking about. ---
The big problem is going to be cutting off the front of the tube. You will likely need a wet diamond saw to do this.
I am going by memory here, but I believe it would be good to cut it of behind the mounting bracket for the screen, thuus having the fixing plate as a fixture for the tank in the case.
I'm definetly going for it though, some things in life have to be tried!!
Does anyone know of a curved Macquarium ?
(I know flat screen is the biz when it comes to screens, but IMO when it comes to Macquariums, curved screens are the biz... ;o)
Laurence Laurence
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