Scummy black stuff you get on lenses, removal?
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Scummy black stuff you get on lenses, removal?
Anybody have a genius way of removing this? Keep soaking mine to no joy, tried a toothbrush to get between the lense and body of the light but doesn't seem to work.
Just thinking it gets in there so surely you should be able to clean it out /
Just thinking it gets in there so surely you should be able to clean it out /
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is it a glass lense or a plastic lense?
if its glass then warm it up in an oven for 10 mins to make it soft and use a rag to remove as much as possible and then soak it in cellulose thinners
if its plastic then i dont know!
if its glass then warm it up in an oven for 10 mins to make it soft and use a rag to remove as much as possible and then soak it in cellulose thinners
if its plastic then i dont know!
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As said power washer,if you don't have acsess to one remove the lenses and put them in the dishwasher
Just make sure the wife's out,my mrs went mental when I've did it in the past but works wonders
Just make sure the wife's out,my mrs went mental when I've did it in the past but works wonders
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na mate, the scummy black stuff that seems to accumulate between the lense and the body of the light, suppose i could seperate them but just worried as it's a plastic lense not glass so might crack it.
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