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I appoligize for making it sound like it was a removable film/mask but it is not like that. It is like a baked on dirt film like on a shower door after years of hard water build up. I was thinking the poor conditions in the house (extreme heat, moisture combined with dirt, sun) may have added to the "baked on film".
Thanks
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Yes, I thought for sure CLR would do it too but it did not work. I, like I said, have tried everything. In fact many products may actually damage glass but I figured I had nothing to lose and used them anyway. Still - no luck. Thanks
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These are some of the items I have tried and, yes, I know some of them are not supposed to be used on glass.
CLR, vinegar, Soft Scrub, Oxi Clean, The Works Tub& Tile, The Works Toilet, A hearth glass cleaner, an oven cleaner, SOS, a razors edge, paint thinner, steel wool, Awesome, WD40, Simichrome, Metal Wizard, a rust disolver, a wet fine sandpaper and several "super cleaners" such as 409 etc...
I can see that when I used the CORNER of a razor blade it scrapes off that's why I am so sure there is something out there but I can't do the whole picture window that way - it would scratch and I am pretty sure I have not yet damaged the glass.
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