I came across this product last week and think it might be suitable for tank background colouring. What do you guys think?
http://www.glasskotesa.co.za
Some text from the site:
The Glasskote process if fundamentally a permanent, colour fixing process for glass. The process utilizes current paint computer colour-matching technology combined with a unique additive that can be efficiently applied to almost every type of glass. Add to this a range of textures such as metallic, fluorescent, opaque and translucent along with the ability to screen any graphics onto the glass, the sky is the limit.
Once the colour treatment has been applied, it melds to the surface of the glass to form an impervious and durable surface, which retains the fullness of the colour applied.
http://www.glasskotesa.co.za
Some text from the site:
The Glasskote process if fundamentally a permanent, colour fixing process for glass. The process utilizes current paint computer colour-matching technology combined with a unique additive that can be efficiently applied to almost every type of glass. Add to this a range of textures such as metallic, fluorescent, opaque and translucent along with the ability to screen any graphics onto the glass, the sky is the limit.
Once the colour treatment has been applied, it melds to the surface of the glass to form an impervious and durable surface, which retains the fullness of the colour applied.