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    Posted: October 19 2008 at 11:27pm
Does anybody know of anyone local that sells this? I am looking for 5" diameter and 3" diameter.
 
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Regional Supply in Salt Lake is one supplier.
 
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I checked on Dex under plastic in Ogden and there were several listings. Give that a try, you might find something closer.


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Profesional Plastics in Kaysville.  I have some 3" or 3.5" extruded acrylic tubing left over from a project.  When you come over for the mushrooms you can take a look and see if you would be interested in buying some of it.  The outside diameter is the same as 3" pvc.

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Soooo what are you getting it for?

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building a skimmer similiar to an aquac
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I hear that Eric from Marine Aquatics has started a plastic shop .. you may want to contact him ... 
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I have used the Regional supply extruded acrylic and it crazed horribly when glued!  That Kalk reactor ended up an expensive piece of garbage.  I ordered some cast from McMaster carr www.mcmaster.com and it worked great on the replacement.  I also bought 1ft of 5 1/4" od 1/8" wall and will be using less than 1/2 of that.  How much do you need?
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