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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALES

This Sales Agreement (“Agreement”) (SO.1_xxx) is entered into as of by and between Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. (“Company”), a Florida company located at 100 S Ashley Drive. Tampa FL 33602 Ste. 600 and _______________________ with a principal place of business at Address: ________________________________________. (“Customer”).

Sales of equipment and services: Customer agrees to purchase from the company the products and services above as set forth in the “product and services schedule”.

The customer acknowledges and accepts the following terms and conditions.

B.1001 Terms and Conditions of Sales

  1. ACCEPTANCE OF ORDERS: An order is not valid, nor shall it be a binding contract upon the Company, unless it is in accordance with these terms and conditions and shall have been received and approved by Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. 
  2. PAYMENT TERMS: PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: (Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.)
    1. Custom Equipment and Materials:
      1. A Fifty percent (50%) deposit is required upon execution of this sales order and prior to ordering or fabrication of materials.
      2. A twenty-five percent (25%) progress payment will be made two weeks after initial production pictures are sent. This amount shall be deposited upon execution into an escrow account held in trust by an attorney of Seaquatic aquariums llc’s choosing. 
      3. The remaining twenty-five percent (25%) payment will be made two weeks prior to shipment of materials. This amount shall be deposited upon execution into an escrow account held in trust by an attorney of Seaquatic aquariums llc’s choosing. 
    2. Custom Installation:
      1. Fifty percent (50%) deposit is required upon execution of this proposal.
      2. The remaining Fifty percent (50%) deposit is due prior to start of installation/on-site services. 
    3. Special Considerations:
      1. All payment terms are pending a credit application and approval.
      2. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. reserves the right to adjust payment terms anytime during the course of the project, should the purchasers account become delinquent.
      3. Past due accounts will incur interest at a rate of 18% per annum/1.5% per month or the maximum permissible under law, whichever is greater. Funds held in escrow are not considered to be received to customers’ accounts. 
      4. All payments will be first applied to invoices past due before crediting marked invoices.
      5. All deposits are non-refundable.
      6. Any collection cost or attorney fees if applicable to recover amounts due.
  3. PROJECT ABANDONMENT:
    1. Projects opened, not yet approved, with a deposit on the books (prior to fabrication): Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. will consider projects to be abandoned if there is no communication from the customer after three (3) months of contract date. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. will close out the project and apply the funds to a future project, requiring a new quote and contract with updated pricing.
    2. Projects opened, not yet approved, with no deposit on the books may be canceled at the sole discretion of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.
    3. In case of the failure to take delivery 2 weeks after the completion of production, the customer shall pay $100/Day as storage fees. Storage fees will commence 14 calendar days after production.
    4. In case of the failure to take delivery for more than two months after completion of production, the contract may be terminated at the sole discretion of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. If the contract is terminated by Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. the deposit paid shall not be refunded.
  4. SUBMITTALS:
    1. Submittal revisions due to customer requested changes will be billed at a rate of $100/HR for any additional drafting services. Revisions due to customer requested changes may trigger a change order for production.
    2. Should submittal revisions due to customer requested changes delay production beyond sixty (60) days from the executed contract date, an increase of 1.5% per month compounding will be applied to the contract price, to offset anticipated inflationary material and labor cost. 
  5. TERMINATION OF OFFER: Quotations are valid for Thirty (30) days from the date of the quote.
  6. COMMENCEMENT OF PRODUCTION: Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. will only commence with production when the following requirements have been satisfied.
    1. Executed agreement.
    2. Receipt of deposit
    3. Approval of submittals
  7. DELIVERY DATE ESTIMATION: Shipment date is based on (Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.) material availability and current backlog.  Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. may adjust delivery date during the course of the contract.
  8. FREIGHT:
    1. All listed freight charges are for reference only; actual shipping charges may be more or less. Customer is responsible for all packing and shipping charges. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, all shipments are F.O.B. point of product origin, at the customer’s expense.
    2. Export, Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. must be listed as exporter on all shipping documents. The customer agrees to assign all duty drawback rights to Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. at no charge to Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.
    3. Freight estimates are based on One Complete Shipment.
  9. TAXES: Applicable sales tax if any is not reflected in amount totals. Customer must provide a resale/exemption certificate. Otherwise, Customer will be responsible for all applicable state and county sales tax for the equipment, as well as freight and/or installation (if applicable). If Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. is required to pay taxes with the relevant government authority after completion of the contract, Purchaser agrees to fully cooperate with such reconciliation and pay additional fees or taxes, if any, arising after such reconciliation.
  10. PACKING: Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. will palletize; surface and edge protect the goods for shipment at customer’s expense. Never leave the film or paper protective masking on the product surface for extended durations beyond 15 days. Always remove film or paper masking prior to usage or testing and never expose to direct sunlight. Film or paper masking left on products surface for prolonged durations will result in the adhesive solidifying, making the removal difficult. Removal of solidified masking may result in the damage of the product surface. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. is not responsible for removal of the protective masking. Failure by the customer to remove the protective masking prior to testing or usage voids the product warranty.
  11. IDENTIFICATION & RISK OF LOSS: Passage of Title:  Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. shall notify purchaser as soon as the goods are ready for shipment.
    1. Title of goods: Title to the goods shall remain with Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. until purchaser takes physical possession of and pays the full purchase price for the goods. Risk of loss of the goods shall pass to the customer upon release to shipping company of the goods.
  12. PROMOTIONAL USAGE: Customer hereby grants, at no charge, to Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. and its subsidiaries, the right to use and reproduce the name of customer, the work, the building at the site, and photographs, videos, audios, and other likenesses and reproductions thereof for Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. promotional purposes. Site Access: The customer hereby grants Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. access at a mutually agreeable time to photograph and videotape the exhibition at owner’s site after it is assembled within 30 days of project commissioning.  
  13. PRICING: Assumes purchase of all sections. Any deletions, omissions or changes may disproportionately affect the unit and total contract price.
  14. EXCLUSIONS:
    1. Any materials not specifically listed above or as otherwise mutually agreed to in writing by the parties.
    2. All invoices are subject to change pending final design.
    3. Any engineering services, unless otherwise specifically stated in the scope of work
    4. Any permits, license, fees. Including construction licenses.
  15. PRODUCT SUITABILITY: Many states and localities have codes and regulations governing sales, construction, installation, and use of certain products which may vary from those in other jurisdictions. While Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. attempts to ensure that its products comply with such codes, we do not guarantee compliance and cannot be responsible for how the product is installed and used. Before purchase and use of a product, please review the product application and national and local codes and regulations to be sure the product, installation and use will comply with the applicable codes. Purchaser will obtain all necessary permits for the contract and pay all required permit and plan fees.
  16. NON-DELIVERY OR DELAY:  Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. will not be liable for non-delivery or delay due to acts of God or other reasons outside of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. control. Purchaser hereby agrees that Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. is not liable for the consequences of such unforeseeable conditions.
  17. CHOICE OF LAW AND VENUE: This Agreement shall be governed by and construed according to the laws of the State of Florida, without giving effect to its choice of law principles. The parties agree that all actions and proceedings arising out of or relating directly or indirectly to this Agreement or any ancillary agreement or any other related obligations shall be litigated solely and exclusively in the state or federal courts located in the City of Tampa, Florida and that such courts are convenient forums. Each party hereby submits to the personal jurisdiction of such courts for purposes of any such actions or proceedings.
  18. MAXIMUM LIABILITY AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE: The customer and/or user hereby agree that Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. and associates maximum liability is limited to the original purchase price in all circumstances. The customer and/or user hereby agrees to assume all liability, indemnify, and hold harmless Seaquatic Aquariums, llc., associates, its heirs, successors, agents and assigns for any consequential damage including but not limited to personal injury, property damages, business interruption losses, opening delays or other consequential damages.

SQA.1002 Installation Warranty 

1. Duration of Warranty: Glazing joints for water retaining viewing panels installed by Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. are warranted to be free of leaks for a period of three (3) years from date of installation. Silicone glazing joints that develop leaks within 3 years of installation will be repaired at Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. expense (excluding travel cost).

2. Warranty Exclusions: This warranty does not apply to any defects caused by improper use, improper selection of rebate waterproofing membrane or application thereof, defective material, accidents, misuse, humidity control, electrical power failure, surface deterioration of the panel caused by persons, improper cleaning procedures, cleaning with abrasive chemicals, abuse, or act of Nature. Any modification or alteration such as drilling, cutting, sawing, gluing anything to, bending, melting, tapping, or other similar means voids the warranty. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. liability to the original purchaser is limited to the original installation price and does not extend to the contents or any other consequential damage. 

3. Maximum Liability and Consequential Damage: The purchaser and/or user hereby agree that Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. and associates maximum liability is limited to the original purchase price in any and all circumstances. The purchaser and/or user hereby agrees to assume all liability, indemnify and hold harmless Seaquatic Aquariums, llc., associates, its heirs, successors, agents and assigns for any consequential damage including but not limited to personal injury, property damages, business interruption losses, opening delays or other consequential damages.

a. This warranty is  limited  to  the  original  installation  price  only.  All  transportation  expenses  associated  with  the  repair  shall be the responsibility of the owner or purchaser. 

b.    Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. shall not be liable for any loss or damage resulting from a client’s willful, negligent, or a force majeure event; which was not within the reasonable control of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc..  

4. Authority:  THE  FOREGOING  WARRANTIES  ARE  IN  LIEU  OF  ALL  OTHER  WARRANTIES,  EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS DOCUMENT IS FINAL AND SHALL PREVAIL OVER OTHER WRITTEN AND VERBAL STATEME

SQA.1003 Installation Scope

  1. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. Service Details
    1. On site meeting with decision maker / project supervisor. 
    2. Coordination with general contractor on site operations. 
    3. Visual inspection and physical measurements of window openings. 
    4. One mobilization for installation services. 
    5. Glazing of panels specified. 
    6. Clean up all dirt / waste generated by installation efforts. 
  2. Preparatory Work by Client
    1. The customer will check the conformity of all work steps. If the customer detects / finds deviations, he / she will report these in time before Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. works on site.
    2. The customer deliver the drawings of the architect available to the seller.
    3. The concrete:
      1. has hardened for at least 20 days.
      2. is free of dust
      3. surface is flat and open pored. 
      4. surface is untreated, in particular with respect to adhesion-reducing substances such as oil or paint
      5. corners and edges are broken or chamfered.
      6. is load-bearing, solid and free from exposed stones, holes, gaping cracks, loose parts and elevations cannot be reinforced during the Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. installation work.
    4. Travel expenses, accommodation and provisioning of all Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. staff and subcontractors billed to customer at cost plus 30% prepaid by estimate. 
  3. Size Accuracy and Dimensional Tolerance
    1. The customer is responsible for the measurements on the site. 
    2. Actual dimensions shall be communicated, in particular if they deviate from the nominal dimensions. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. must be informed in advance if there is a need for accuracy (especially in the case of moving floors).
    3. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. will only perform a pre-installation visit if requested by the customer and at their expense. This visit is used to take a current survey. If a rotational laser measurement is deemed necessary, the customer should provide a helper at his own expense. The pre-installation visit is subject to charges. 
  4. Customer provides the following equipment:
    1. All of the prerequisites  required  for  the  Seaquatic Aquariums  employee  to  work  in  the  customer’s  country  are  at  the  customer’s expense. These include, for example, mandatory safety instructions.
    2. Access to tap water
    3. 120 Volt for USA style plug. Special requirements / requirement to work with electricity in customer’s country of origin (such as the restrictions on 110V in the UK) at the expense of the customer.
    4. Air compressor with 90psi at 10cfm. 
    5. The possibility to dispose of the waste on site. 
    6. In case the situation is required: scaffolding, rain protection and multiple 5-gallon buckets to mix, access authorization cards and key. 
  5. Condition during installation:
    1. No dusty work nearby installation
    2. Ability for Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. staff work minimum of 12hrs per day with no block out period. 
    3. Minimum temperatures during installation:
      1. If Epoxy is used: 60° F.
      2. If waterproofing slurry is used: 60° F
      3. If sealants (silicone) are applied on the construction site: 50°F
      4. If (Non shrink) grout is used: 50°F
      5. Maximum temperature below 90°F at any time of construction work.
  6. Moving and Placing the Window
    1. The client is responsible for the acceptation of the ordered goods at the construction site.
    2. Client is responsible for the safe storage of all materials in a protected area until needed/used. 
    3. Crane, rigging, forklift rentals, scaffolding, offloading and setting of materials, all associated labor. 
    4. Moving the goods (eg. the underwater windows) from storage to final destination:
      1. Small windows can usually be moved by hand with the help of local workforce. If extra help is necessary, the client is responsible to provide appropriate assistance. Maximum weight to lift per person (male) is 55kg according to Florida law.
      2. Windows of more than 100 kg weight usually require a crane. The positioning of the crane should allow lifting and positioning of the acrylic glass blocks. The crane is provided by the client.
      3. The following applies to the use of laminated safety glass (LSG): risk of breakage at any time at the customer’s expense.
  7. Protection of the Window after Installation
    1. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. provides protection boards and a liner on both sides of the window. The liners prevent the acrylic from being openly exposed. The liner and the protection boards should not be removed before construction is finished. The liner should not be exposed to high temperature and/or UV light for a prolonged period of time. The window (with or without protection and liner) should not be exposed to any other temperature then it is rated for. It is advised to protect the window from direct sunlight as this might cause it to heat up.
    2. 2. It is the client’s responsibility to protect the window from damage by ongoing construction or other causes.
  8. Prices / Payment
    1. The installation fee is based on foreseeable costs at the time of the quotation. If the actual effort is higher, and Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. did not know about the cause at the time of the offer, the installation work will be billed according to the actual effort.
    2. Times on site (construction site times) during which the work of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.  is  delayed  indefinitely  will  be  charged extra.
    3. Short-term shifting of construction site appointments by the customer is chargeable.
      1. 50% of the cost of the work for up to 14 days before the on-site date
      2. 75% of the cost for up to 7 days in advance
      3. 100% for cancellations less than 7 days in advance

SQA.1004 Product Specifications

  1. Design:
    1. The minimum compression design safety factor for bonded panels shall be 8. Per ASME-PVHO-1 
    2. The minimum tension and flexure design safety factor for bonded panels shall be 11.2. Per ASME-PVHO-1 maximum initial predicted deflection for panels with an unsupported top edge will be based on L/400 or H/200 whichever is less. L=total length of the unsupported edge. H=total unsupported height of panel. 
    3. maximum initial predicted deflection for panels with all edges supported (short side length/300). 
  2. Material:
    1. Cell cast acrylic sheets either laminated or block produced from commercial grade polymethyl methacrylate.
    2. The cell casting process shall produce material with the typical physical properties found in attachment B.1005. 
    3. Acrylic sheets will have a flame spread of 200 or less (class III) as detailed in ASTME-84. 
  3. Optical Appearance:
    1. The clear sheet must be almost completely colorless when viewed from the dry and wet viewing side. 
    2. Sheet edge color is normal and considered acceptable. 
    3. A panel’s optical quality will be considered acceptable if it conforms to the following criteria. 
    4. Light transmittance more than 90% in .120” clear acrylic 
    5. Haze less than .6% in .120” clear acrylic. 
    6. When perpendicularly (90±45 degrees) viewing the dry side surface of a flat panel at distance of 24” (609mm) with an illuminated grid board consisting of 1”x1” squares located at a distance of 36” (915mm) from the wet-side, the panel’s surface shall be polished and appear smooth without noticeable irregularities. The maximum visible distortion as measured against the grid board shall not exceed .25” (6mm) beyond a grid square. 

vii. When perpendicularly (90±15 degrees) viewing the wet side surface of a flat or curved panel at distance of 24” (609mm) with an illuminated grid board consisting of 1”x1” squares located at a distance of 36” (915mm) from the dry side, the panel’s surface shall be polished and appear smooth without noticeable irregularities. The maximum visible distortion as measured against the grid board shall not exceed .5” (12.7mm) beyond a grid square. 

viii. Scratches, crazing, and gouges that do not spoil the optical performance of the panel are permitted inside the rebate. 

4) Casting & Lamination Inclusions: 

i. Casting and lamination inclusions can take the form of an air bubble, hair, rubber, sand, paper, paint, dirt, or other non-acrylic substance. 

ii. Inclusions in the viewing area > 0.125” DIA or length will be limited to, one per 2 sq. yds. of viewing surface or 5 per cubic meter of viewing area whichever is greater. 

iii. Inclusions inside the viewing area <= 0.125” DIA or length will be ineligible for the consideration. 

iv. Inclusions inside the viewing area > 0.5” DIA or length is considered unacceptable. 

v. Inclusions inside the rebate area shall not be considered unless their presence will impact the panel’s structural performance. 

vi. Localized routing out and recasting of inclusions is acceptable, provided it satisfies the optical and structural requirements as described in section 2&3. 

 Material Thickness InchesMaterial Thickness mm  Tolerance ± InchesTolerance ± mm 
0-1 0-25.246.1
1-225-51.246.1
2-451-101.358.9
4-6101-152.358.9
6-8152-203.358.9
8-12203-304.512.7
12-18304-457.512.7
18-24457-609.512.7
24-30609-762.512.7

vii. Inclusions discovered by the client after panel installment and delivery will be repaired at the client’s expense.

5) Dimensional Tolerance, Planarity, & Edges: 

i. Thickness tolerance Measured at 70°F (21°C).

 Material Length InchesMaterial Length mm   Tolerance ± InchesTolerance ± mm 
1002540.256.4
1403556.25 6.4
1604060.256.4
2005080.256.4
3007620.369.1
40010160.4812.2
50012700.6015.2
60015240.7218.3
70017780.8421.3
80020320.9624.4
900228601.08 27.4
1000254001.2030.5

ii. Dimensional tolerance: In order reduce installation problems the panels shall meet the following dimensional tolerances. Tolerance at 70°F (20°C) = .00004*30*L or .25” whichever is greater. This table should be used as a reference guide only. Measured at 70°F (20°C).

iii. Planarity “Surface Flatness”: Surface flatness tolerance = 0.003*L. Where “L” is the longest length of the acrylic sheet. 

iv. Rebate concealed edges: In order to minimize the possibility of damage to the sheet during transport, edges shall have a 45 degree chamfer with a minimum of 0.12”(3mm) and a maximum of 1.0” (25.4mm) 

v. Curvature tolerance: Curvature radius = ± .004R inches from specified value measured 

vi. Bonding angles: ±2 degrees from specified value measured at a maximum of 24” from bond location. 

6) Bonding Specification: Large or complex shapes will require smaller panels to be chemically joined together. 

i. Location of bond joints will be specified to client upon request. 

ii. The minimum compression design safety factor for bonded panels shall be 8. Per ASMEPVHO-1 

iii. The minimum tension and flexure design safety factor for bonded panels shall be 11.2. Per ASME-PVHO-1 

iv. Casting inclusions can take the form of an air bubble, hair, rubber, sand, paper, paint, dirt, or other non-acrylic substance. 

v. Inclusions outside the visible bond area will not be considered unless their presence will significantly impact the panel’s structural performance. 

vi. Inclusions inside the bonded visible area <=.125” will not be considered. 

vii. Inclusions inside the visible area > 0.125” but less than .5” in length shall be limited to no more than one per linear yard of bond. Bond length shall be calculated by combining the length of all bonds in that particular panel. 

viii. Inclusions inside the visible bond area >.5” in overall length are unacceptable. These inclusions will either be routed out or the bond recast at the sole discretion of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.. 

ix. Bond inclusions discovered by the client after panel installment and delivery will be repaired at the client’s expense.

SQA.1005 Product Warranty

  1. Warranty duration: Acrylic panels fabricated by Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. are warranted to be free of workmanship defects for a period of ten (10) years from date of sale. 
  2. Yellowing Discoloration: Parent sheets are warranted against yellowing for a period of thirty (30) years from date of sale by manufacturer. 
  3. Bonds: Are warranted against manufacturing defects for a period of ten (10) years from date of sale. 
  4. Physical properties: Acrylic panels shall conform to Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. standards for physical properties as detailed in (Product Specifications) 
  5. Manufacturing Specifications: Acrylic panels shall conform to Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. standards as detailed in (product specifications).  
  6. Evaluation of Panels Prior to Shipment: Panels found to be defective at Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. facility prior to the original shipment shall be repaired or replaced at no additional charge to the owner/user. 
  7. Warranty Exclusions: This warranty is limited to the original Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. purchase price of the panel. In the event of service or repair, all transportation, removal, installation or consequential expenses shall be the responsibility of the owner or user.
    1. Warranty Exclusions: This warranty does not apply to any defects caused by improper use, defective material, accidents, misuse, electrical power failure, surface deterioration of the panel caused by persons, improper cleaning procedures, cleaning with abrasive chemicals, abuse, or act of Nature. Any modification or alteration such as drilling, cutting, sawing, gluing anything to, bending, melting, tapping, or other similar means voids the warranty.  Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. liability to the original purchaser is limited to the replacement value and does not extend to the contents or any other consequential damage. ii. Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. shall not be liable for any loss or damage resulting from a client’s willful, negligent, or a force majeure event; which was not within the reasonable control of Seaquatic Aquariums, llc.. 
  8. Maximum Liability and Consequential Damage: The purchaser and/or user hereby agree that Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. and associates maximum liability is limited to the original purchase price in any and all circumstances. The purchaser and/or user hereby agrees to assume all liability, indemnify and hold harmless Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. associates, its heirs, successors, agents and assigns for any consequential damage including but not limited to personal injury, property damages, business interruption losses, opening delays or other consequential damages. 
  9. Authority: THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

SQA.1006 Acrylic Care

  1. Cleaning Methods: Use only a very soft 100 % cotton flannel cloth when cleaning acrylic surfaces. It is possible to scratch acrylic, so NEVER use any scouring compounds or chemical cleaners such as Windex or other glass cleaners (even if they are environmentally friendly, organic or non-scented). Should anything ever stick to an acrylic surface (such as an adhesive label or tacky substance) do not use any type of solvent or commercial cleaner, use only water. 
  2. Avoid Scratching: Never use the same cloth that you clean other household items with – it can retain dirt, grit, and chemical residues that may harm your acrylic sheet. We recommend using a new or separate cloth for your acrylic care. Do not wear watches, rings, or bracelets when clean the surface. Long fingernails should be covered with gloves. 
  3. Acceptable Cleaning and Maintenance Materials: 100 % cotton flannel with fresh water. 
  4. Unacceptable Cleaning and Maintenance Materials: • Paper towels or other paper products • Shop towels or synthetic fiber fabrics • Commercial window cleaners • Any cleaning products • Lighter fluids • Petroleum based products can damage acrylic surface. • Windex, Ajax • Commercial acrylic polishing compounds as most contain solvents. • Any product containing ammonia or solvents or alcohol, plasticizers!
  5. Surface repair: Scratches do happen, unlike other materials, scratches on acrylic can be removed with our Seaquatic Aquariums, llc. line of polishing products. Please contact your sales associate for more information.

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