It’s definitely brown. Far from black if you ask me, and has a slight wood grain effect. I just bought one recently and will have to paint it to match my solid black stand.
Let's see your controller boards/cabinets!!
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Lostreefin
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Marvelous! That one is impressive, appears as if you took just as much time on the hidden part that no one will ever see but you, as you did on the showroom side!My control board/cabinet. I built it out of Expanded PVC. Tank just finished cycling so very early in the build.
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jphilip813
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Love the sump section setup...some serious planningmust have went into that....is that enclosed or opened?Here is mine:
Did you rewire the plugs? Where did you cut the wires?
Greenreef75
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No cutting just extenders
jphilip813
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So not fair...lol....he has the advantage...lol...Nice Video
He is definitely a luck man.
Still working on this one 
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ID-Reefer
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@Elder1945 I’m fairly happy and proud of mine till I see your work. It’s astonishing - you are an artist with a very difficult medium. Building mine gave me a whole new appreciation for what you do.
Greg P
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Nothing clean as most I've seen. Just functional and protected from spray/humidity
Every wet piece of hardware has it's own dedicated GFCI
Both panels have a Plex cover
Hardware pieces are plugged into the GFCIs and their pigtails are plugged into the power bars
Panduit keeps the AC and DC circuits separated to avoid bus errors
Every wet piece of hardware has it's own dedicated GFCI
Both panels have a Plex cover
Hardware pieces are plugged into the GFCIs and their pigtails are plugged into the power bars
Panduit keeps the AC and DC circuits separated to avoid bus errors
