how do you paint contact lenses?
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Why would you want to 'paint' them??  IF you are looking for colored or novelty lenses... you can buy them online.  http://www.noveltycontactlenses.com/\nhttp://www.fxeyes.com/  and I am sure plenty of other places.
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They have protein deposits on them from your tears so they are less effective to correct your sight.  Non-disposable contact lenses need to be soaked in a very nasty enzyme solution at least once a week to get rid of the protein deposits.
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You might try different solvents. Such as carb cleaner or lacquer thinner. I'd try on a part you won't see when the telescope is fully assembled. If all else fails use a wet sand paper and re paint. The factory finish is usually a baked on type that lends itself well to cleaners. You might also think of using a green scrubby. Although this might dull the finish. You might then wish to recaot with a gloss or satin clear designed for metal. Good luck in your endeavor.
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You can use acrylics which are naturally stain resistant or add a finish such as scotchguard or other flurocarbon polymers.
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try sunglasses! thats the beauty of contacts you can wear really cool shades just like everybody else!
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If you are getting daily disposables, no problem. Just throw them out each night.\nIf you get the ones designed for longer wear, follow your optometrist's instructions carefully.  Disinfect your contacts everyday, using fresh solution each time.  Replace the storage case every month.  Never share your contacts with your friends (this actually does happen).
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I work in an optometrist office, so i hope this helps--\n\n1. try putting drops in your eyes and blink a few to moisten before you take out your lens\n\n2. you can store lenses for 4 days w/out changing solution, any longer than that change the night before you are planning on wearing them
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Use photoshop.  One layer son, one layer uniform.  Use a layer mask.  Or email them both to the Liquid Guy.  He'll email them back to you merged.  liquidmaildump@gmail.com
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There are a couple of different kinds of colored contacts.  One kind is a transparent color that is usually pretty light.  These wouldn't change your brown eyes.  The other (called opaques) is a solid color that goes over the colored part of your eye with a clear center for your pupil.  These will change any color eye.
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Sure u can.U can purchase them from your  nearest optometrist that provides contact lenses.
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give it a good clean, use a lens cleaner..
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There is some cleaners which you can use them.\n(Depends on your location, you should find equivalent stuff)\n\nIf you couldn't find a LCD cleaner, as usual you can use the stuffs are using for cleaning prescription eye glasses.
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i think that it might be okay if you keep it in the solution for a month (you might want to replace the solution every 5-7 days.. but check with your optometrist first) but DON'T swim with them.. when soft contact lenses get completely wet, they stick to your eyeball like no other.. and it becomes really difficult to remove them.. i know.. from experience :/
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look up as you pull them to the bottom of your eye... pull your bottom eyelid down with one hand and the with the finger tips of the other hand pull the bottom of the contact to the bottom eyelid and then pinch them and theyll come right out\n\nand to put them in look up and pull your eyelid (the top eyelid) up and then put the ontact on your fingertop and just pop it in ... dont be scared\n\nyoull get used to it\n\n\nwhen i first got contacts it took me 20 minutes\n\nand id be like YES i did it in 20 minutes im awesome\n\nnow i can do it in like 5 seconds\n\nit just takes time and practice\n\nyoull get used to it dont worry
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Try AMO Complete solution. You should check with your eye dr. before resuming contact lens wear though.
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Use paint thinner then scrub with soap & water to remove the paint thinner.
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wet the goggles and then spit on the inside of the lens...rub it in and put the goggles on.....same as for a diving mask.