Chris wrote:
>
> Blast the area with 20 kT of explosives, nuclear if possible.
No no no, that's how you remove the glass panel, a previous discussion :)
> Actually, I'd try to see if a putty knife would be "sharp" enough to remove
> them. There are also razorblade scrapers that should work as well.
The razor blade scrapers have worked for me to get the worst of it off. Don't
scrape too hard or you might scratch the glass, just get the bulk off first.
Then use a nylon type scouring pad dipped in undiluted vinegar to soften the
rest and scrape it off. Most of the time I've ended up with no trace left on the
glass, but some stubborn Gekko smithi/stentor egg spots left a seemingly
permanent hazy area.
Hilde
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