Removing Water Spots from Refractor Telescope and Cinematography Objectives

[@hasanaskari3839]

I love this product... Great work.

[@firstcontactpolymers]

Thank you Hasan!

[@EODHammer]

Custom made video for me! My kit arrives Sunday I think. Looking forward to using it

[@mesenteria]

You shouldn't be using bare fingers! Use plastic gloves! Or white cotton gloves, but with solvents you need to be careful with skin contact and disruption of polymers in gloves. Still, head and shoulders above any other how-to I have seen. Well done, and thank-you.

[@firstcontactpolymers]

Thank you for your kind words about our First Contact Polymers! Gloves are recommended and our videos or descriptions mention this, or should if they do not, so that fingerprints are avoided at the very least (although the polymer will remove them!). The polymers are really no more harmful than a mixture of fingernail polish and vodka, layman terms our engineers sometimes use as these are common items to which people can relate.

[@EODHammer]

Custom video for me! My kit arrives Sunday.

[@davidgiesen1832]

This video was long overdue! We knew our astronomy customers needed a video detailing the safest way to remove water spots from refractors and avoid getting water-based products inside their tube assembly. Let us know how your project turns out!

[@EODHammer]

@@davidgiesen1832 will do David! Appreciate everything!

[@TheOleHermit]

Q: How is FC Polymer removed/cleaned from the pipet and brush after usage?🤔

[@firstcontactpolymers]

Both the pipette and brush can be cleaned using the First Contact thinner appropriate to the polymer formula used, i.e. red thinner for red polymer, DTC thinner for DTC polymer. Alternatively acetone can be used to clean brushes, pipettes, sprayers, etc.

[@bhalchandrakapatkar1710]

🙏👍👍

[@PorPor.T]

How did you remove that layer?

[@davidgiesen1832]

Hello, Thank you for your interest in First Contact Polymer! To which layer are you referring? If you're asking how did we remove the dry polymer film (the reddish colored layer) we embedded chemical resistant mesh in the polymer and once dry it was used as a "handle" to peel the dry polymer film. If we've missed the point of your question please email us at [e-mail] and we will engage your questions more thoroughly. Cheers!