Copper Patina Stained Bevels While Drying in the Sun
by Dan
Answer Hi Dan, Oh my, what a hard lesson to learn. It sounds like the copper sulphate etched the glass, and if that is the case, nothing removes etching. It's permanent. However, let's hope that I'm wrong. Try scrubbing it with toothpaste. I've seen toothpaste remove marks on glass that nothing else would touch. Perhaps someone reading this has had a similar experience and will tell us what they did.
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