Please inform me if this product can be used on lenses with antireflective without producing damage
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According to Zeiss: Cleans without damaging coatings Zeiss Gear Lens Cleaner uses a specially-formulated high-tech fluid to quickly clean all lens surfaces without risk of damage to fragile coatings, especially those with Zeiss anti-reflective multi-layer coatings. To clean any optical surface, apply Zeiss Lens Cleaing Fluid to a cleaning cloth and gently wipe the lens surface, and watch fingerprints, smudges, dirt and oils vanish! Note, Zeiss Lens Cleaner Flud should never be sprayed directly on lens surfaces. I have had no damage to my lenses.
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I clean the camera lens on my iPhone and the lenses on optics with no problems. I do follow up with a micro fibre towel which makes it perfect. Otherwise there is a little tiny bit of residue, You can't see it but it's there.
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It would remove scratches from uncoated glass or tempered glass lenses (dunno about plastic and polycarb). HOWEVER, by changing the thickness of the lens, it would alter its optical properties -- you could end up with a distorted view or a different prescription! I would NOT recommend using this or any polishing lroduct on eyeglass lenses.
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I've used it on auto headlights with great success. They are plastic and depending on how clouded they are, I start with higher abrasive and work my way down to the finest of the 3 grits. Depending on what your lens is made of (plastic or glass) will determine how much elbow grease you're going to need and you may consider a Dremmel with a soft polishing head if the lens is extremely hard.
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This is the same cleaner my eye doctor sells for anti reflective lenses. I don't think it contains alcohol. It states on the bottle that it is safe for AR lenses.
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If you are taking snapshots with a DSLR then almost any UV filter can protect the lens. I prefer to spend minimal time in post production and typically purchase B&W; because they seem to have the best coatings and glass. Some less expensive filters will produce strange distortions and colors in photographs.
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the short answer is no,however you could try to take it to a eye glass store that has their own lab..and talk to their people that work with plastic lens..anyother way would cost more than the light..paul
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I would be very cautious applying around the eye area, as the product is not meant to be directly applied there.
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Unfortunately, no. Once a lens is scratched, there is no way to buff it out or anything. :(
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If the release mechanism doesn't work properly and it is stuck, be VERY careful. I damaged two lenses with a cheap adapter that was not machined properly. Take it to a pro if you are not good at working on things.
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Thanks Anne. I will definitely look into this as I would like to get a UV filter for the lens.
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Most eyeglasses have a "coating" and I would NOT use this on them. I just had to replace my reading glasses because the coating had worn thru.
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No. This is only for the metal. If you use it in the crystal it will leave a haze. It will also remove any anti reflective coating on the crystal.
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I have used it on plastic housings and parts that contained plastic without any residual problems. Strongly suggest you wear safety gear while using it. Good good eye protection Is essential to prevent accidental splash back when using. Great product. Good luck
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Treat s any high quality lens. Would suggest putting a b and w uv filter for protection
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It will not protect the lens as the screen protector has a cut out for the lens to prevent unclarity when taking photos. The screen protector will protect the back of the product from scratches.
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I use the clear UV filter to protect the lens from any contact that would harm the first lens element. Lenses have coatings that can get worn away from numerous cleanings and improper handling. The polarizing filter would protect the lens, but I wouldn't want to use it for every shot. I use mine to reduce reflection in glass, darken the sky and modify contrast, depending upon the situation.