Acrylic Scrapers?

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Is anyone using a scraper on their acrylic tank they are happy with and doesn’t scratch?

I’m reading the Mag Sleeve is a good choice for magnets but what about scraping coralline in the corners and such?

Flipper Platinum?
 
I don’t use one. I have been using the mighty magnet with the algae cutter bag. Works great as long as you use it regularly.
 
Bumping this.

Using the Mag Float large with Magsleeve. It works ok if I use it every couple days but I can usually only manage time to clean once a week. The scraper blade on it works a bit better than the Magsleeve.

Flipper Platinum scraper works good on coralline but man it takes muscle and leverage on the back pane.

Looking at the newer Flipper Edge or upgrading to the Mag Float Large + for better bite. Sucks because I have 1/2” and it seems like most are rated for up to 1/2” are too weak and then ones rated for 1” are too strong.
 

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