3m colorquartz s-grade black sand

[Fresh250]

i cant seem to find this stuff anywhere, im located in central mass, 01364

if anybody has any or knows anywhere to get some this guy would sincerely appreciate the info :thm:

[Izzy2]

Looks like in ground pool builders use it.
My local place is this (http://www.premierrenovations.com/contact.html)

This company (http://www.puraquapools.com/contact.php) is in your state

[oO.Crim.Oo]

Try here: http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/ColorQuartz/HomePage/Products/Buy/ to locate a distributor in your area. That's how I located the place I get mine. I pay $36 for a 50lb bag.

On a side note, I'm curious if there is a reason you want S grade? If not, I'd highly recommend T grade. The S grade is very fine, light weight particles and tends to have float. The T grade isn't very large and it's GREAT. A bit difficult to rinse due to the oils, but no floating issues and my python doesn't suck it up any more than it does gravel. The T grade as far as the particles go, reminds me of (roofing) shingle granules in size. Great stuff! I'll never set up another tank with anything but T grade!

Good luck!

[Fresh250]

just got three bags of the s grade, i like the finer grain look alot better and ive seen some great results in other peoples tanks, also the website i found had a great price but only s grade so i just went with it.

[Fresh250]

didnt get it : ( got a call about an hour ago that the company i just purchased it from discontinued this product..... anyone have any other ideas?

[Ellylove]

Are you looking for something like this? http://www.bigalsonline.com/BigAlsCA/ctl3684/cp18315/si1379459/cl0/caribseablacktahitianmoonsand20lbs

I LOVE this stuff. It takes quite a bit of rinsing to get it tank ready, but it is really worth it.

[Izzy2]

Any luck with the link attach to company in my previous note?

[Fresh250]

no luck with the link izzy : ( they dont have it

[Fresh250]

ive called just about everywhere with no luck

[Fresh250]

uuppp