Sunstar ZX 30 Speed System Tanning Bed Acrylic/Plastic 1999-02 Top Acrylic

• Frequently Asked Questions about tanning acrylics
  Q.	What should I clean my acrylic with.
  A.	Only a acrylic cleaner formulated especially for tanning acrylics should be used.  Household cleaners do not have the germ or bacteria killing strength to sanitize your bed.  Most household cleaners are often irritating to the skin.
  Q.	What can I use to clean off finger nail polish.
  A.	You can use lighter fluid or another acetone type solvent to clean the polish off.  Immediately wash the area with bed cleaner to remove all the solvent. If solvent residue remains on the surface, the acrylic may craze.
  Q.	How often should I replace my acrylics?
  A.	Both acrylics should be replaced every 1500 hours (2 bulb changes).  Although an acrylic may look clear after 1500 hours the transmission rate of the acrylic has dropped considerable.  Why put new bulbs in a bed if the full effect doesn't reach the customer?
  Q.	What causes crazing in the bends?
  A.	Excessive heat or excessive age usually causes crazing inside of the bends.
  Q.	What causes surface crazing?
  A.	Surface crazing usually is a result of a non- indoor tanning lotions being used or an improper bed cleaning solution.  Since acrylic is a petroleum based product any products containing oils will craze the surface.
  Q.	Why did my acrylic break or crack?
  A.	The Major reasons are:      1. Due to exposure to the radiation an acrylic          only has a life span of about 1500 hours          (2 bulb  changes).  Excessively high UVB          strength of modern lamps also accelerates          the acrylic premature failure.      2. The bed has been overheating due to          cooling fans out or installed incorrectly      3. Excessive weight on the acrylic.  Most          beds will adequately support most          people.  However some beds lack an          adequate support system for the acrylic.          Extra supports can be purchased          if an acrylic breakage problem continues.
  Q.	What is Annealing?
  A.	Annealing is the process of reheating an acrylic to its molding point and then cooling back down.  This relieves the stress caused in forming.
  Q.	Can I repair a cracked acrylic?
  A.	Broken acrylics can not be successfully repaired.
  	Internet Warning: Beware of sites selling        cheaply made tanning bed acrylics, with limited warranties.  Many of these sites use untested foreign made acrylic.
  	Know your Seller! Do they have their name and address on their site?  Do you really know who they are?

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