Stubborn stain on glass, removal tips?

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hello all,

As the title says ive got some stubborn stains on the 90gal bowfront I am setting up- my first saltwater tank. Ive tried scrubbing it with hot water, an aquarium safe cleaner, razor blade, i even tried to use some 91% rubbing alcohol in a small spot but nothing is working. it almost looks like a stain from mold? Anyone ever experience something similar or have suggestions for removal? Hard to get a good picture of it
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Any input is appreciated
 
Yes its used, ill give vinegar a shot and if that doesnt work ill step up to something stronger
 
It seems to be on the inside to me
 
Yes that is also on the list to do, free stuff always turns into a project!
 
Is it low iron glass? Low iron glass can get a hazy look if installed inside out from the factory. As far as I know it's permanent and can spread.
 
Is there an aquarium specific polish? Or are there certain types of polish to stay away from for aquarium use?
 
Go to is usually cerium oxide. Depending how bad it is it is sometimes quicker to work 1000-2000 grit paper then hop to polisher with cerium oxide.
 
hello all,

As the title says ive got some stubborn stains on the 90gal bowfront I am setting up- my first saltwater tank. Ive tried scrubbing it with hot water, an aquarium safe cleaner, razor blade, i even tried to use some 91% rubbing alcohol in a small spot but nothing is working. it almost looks like a stain from mold? Anyone ever experience something similar or have suggestions for removal? Hard to get a good picture of it
04D44750-BB99-4B41-A255-5301BAD35D9C.jpeg


Any input is appreciated
Muriatic Acid
 

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