QUESTION PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!

[fla. keys]

I have a serious problem and ALL suggestions are appreciated.
In my 125 gal. I have been using kalkwasser and one or two times I must have used too much because there is a WHITE FILM COVERING ABOUT 50% of the glass on my tank and this includes the front glass.(All-GLAGG TANK).
I have tried to use a sponge, a scraper brush and yesterday I even tried using a razor blade-carefully to not scratch the glass.
Is there any solution to getting rid of this white film that seems imposible for me to remove. Pretty sure it is a calcium residue that has adhered itself to the glass...
HELP!!!!!!!

 

[mlm]

If it is calcium residue try to lower the calcium in the tank by doing water changes or adding buffer only and the calcium shoud go back into solution.

 

[fla. keys]

are you saying that by just not adding calcium for a while that the stuff on my glass will eventually wear off?
I want to be able to view my tank and right now I cant see inside because of the white film.
If anyone knows how/technique to use to get the white film off or an additive I can use that will not hurt my live rock?

 

[q]

Chech you levels first!
Then decide if it is from an elivated calcium level or not.

 

[steamboat1569]

Get a good calcium test kit. See if this is the problem. How much Kalk are you mixing per gallon of water?

 

[fla. keys]

If the white haze on the glass is NOT calcium what might it be?
Secondly, Lets assume it is calcium from over kalking, How do I get it off the glass. I am telling you it is not coming off. Will it eventually disolve itself off the glass or is this permanent.
Lastly, will a razor blade scratch the glass?

 

[wamp]

A razor will not scratch glass..

 

[shootonsite]

Try using Kent Marine plastic blades. Unlike the razorblade, you'll be able to apply the necessary pressure to even remove coralline algae without scratching your glass. Good luck.