If it was mine, I might try some plain vinegar in an unobtrusive corner and
see what happens. Might also try some de-liming bathroom cleaner.
I suspect that if there is a lot of dirt in it, it won't come clean. If you
discover a cleaner, let me know.
I wonder if some glass polisher might work after you get the top layers off?
In a message dated 7/7/03 6:35:06 PM US Central Standard Time,
Moontanman_at_aol.com writes:
<< It would appear the
water that evaporated was water that had been kept in the aquarium fro a
long
time with no water changes so it was pretty concentrated before it was
allowed
to evaporate. The glass has a very rough coating of something and I would
like
to remove it without ruining the glass. What would be my best bet? the
coating
is very thick and tough. Any help would be appreciated.
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