can this be used on eyeglasses?
881035
Yes, they work great on eyeglasses with the usual daily dusty ol' dirt that accumulates, better than taking a cloth to them. The Pen has a dust brush as well, to get larger particles off before the are pressed against the lens by cleaning. But they aren't very effective if you need to remove spots of dried dog slobber, big greasy fingerprints or splashes of food on your lenses. I use water or solution and a cloth to break down those spots, and the Pen to polish them up nice.If you have binoculars or a camera they are the cat's meow!
881036
Yes, but now they have a new product designed for eyeglasses! Peeps! Eyeglasses Cleaner
881037
Yes you can use it to remove fine dust from the lens, but you may not require all of them, just one brush would do.
881038
Yes, but now they have a new product designed for eyeglasses!Peeps! Eyeglasses Cleaner
2200799
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it on your ipod screen. I believe the cleaning cloth is in fact designed more to clean the screen on electronic devices like ipods than to clean eyeglasses, which is what I thought I was buying it for.
1506286
Yes. I routinely use it on professional quality lenses. Use air first to ensure there is no debris to scratch lens, also keep cloth in ziplock bag to ensure it's clean and stop using it on lenses after a few uses if you want to be careful.
1744725
My husband said it is great on fiberglass, decals, & plastic lenses. Many other uses also. Another suggestion would be to contact the manufacturer.
2041858
I don't really know as it was a gift. I suppose any kind of eyeglass cleaner with a soft cloth might work. Sorry.
1774223
I would imagine so. I used this on stainless steel, brushed nickel, and a few other generic metals and it works just fine. I even used it to buff a scratch out of my glasses.
1122020
The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
485379
I don't see why not. I use it to clean my glasses as well, and for medicinal purposes, to disinfect and even diluted with water as an astringent, it is very effective. Much better than the 70% you see on store shelves these days.
49827
@mdgarnett - Yes they will. I use them on my safety glasses as well as my sunglasses. Works fine! Just remember to check them for adherence from time to time OR make a habit of taking them off and thoroughly cleaning the glasses and the lenses before reapplying. Happy woodworking!!!
1638025
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.
1290001
I bought this to clean eyeglasses, but I have used it to clean jewelry including diamond rings and wristwatches with no problems.
1228490
Yes sure, however the product is a little bit big to use in the eye area. But is possible.
1925856
As long as your "glasses" are not glass, but are "plastic", then the Novus #2 solution might remove very fine superficial scratches. Use a very soft cotton cloth, like the silky kind included with your spectacles from the optometrist. You might have to repeat the process again if the scratch is still present.
49828
They stick to plastic sunglasses so my guess is yes. I have them on a pair of Ray Ban aviators and they work fairly well. Good for reading labels, tags, etc. I don't think I would try read get a novel with them but for light reading glasses good.
1565203
Tinted glass is either coated on the outside with a film or a film between a sandwich glass. Just try a small section with water and a rag. I use this on metals, pianos, eyeglasses, just about everything and there has been no harm.
554670
Yes, I have used this for cleaning rings, eyeglasses and small electronic devices. It should work just fine, just place them in the supplied basket and run as many cycles as required for the desired cleaning effect.
1536877
It might. I would spray it on your face a couple of times then wait about a minute to put your glasses on. If that doesn't work I would get some of the liquid and rub it on your fingers, then across your nose and wait for it to dry.