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i was just curious could you use Plastx on glasses( reading glasses) that has swirls or would it completely kill the perscription
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Patrick Yu
2003 Honda Accord
2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6
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It would certainly rub off any surface coating, but it isnt going to change the curvature of the plastic. That might be one you have to try for us...2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
I used #10 and #17 on my glasses and it worked greatComment
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hahah this just shows how car crazy all of us are were LOL
were thinking about using car products on everything from our tool boxes to our glassesPatrick Yu
2003 Honda Accord
2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6Comment
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Especially a UV coating. But reading glasses might not have such a coating to begin with.....Just guessing though.Originally posted by Murr1525
It would certainly rub off any surface coating....r. b.Comment
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Expensive perscription reading glasses? I wouldn't use it on those.
Cheap Dollar Store reading glasses? Give it a shot
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I use the NXT glass cleaner on my glasses. I even have the anti-refletive coating on my glasses and has not stripped that coating at all. I just dont have the time to run back to the eye place to get my bottle filled up so I use NXT glass cleaner and a microfiber. Works great. I took a microfiber to work and also have a small spray bottle that has the NXT glass cleaner in it.Comment
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I saw some reading glasses in the drug store yesterday and they had a UV coating on them. I'm sure PlastX would remove this coating.Originally posted by Rusty Bumper
Especially a UV coating. But reading glasses might not have such a coating to begin with.....Just guessing though.r. b.Comment
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I use the NXT Glass Cleaner on my expensive sunglasses w/ a GC MF towel. The best combo ever; no streaksOriginally posted by Paramedic
I use the NXT glass cleaner on my glasses. I even have the anti-refletive coating on my glasses and has not stripped that coating at all. I just dont have the time to run back to the eye place to get my bottle filled up so I use NXT glass cleaner and a microfiber. Works great. I took a microfiber to work and also have a small spray bottle that has the NXT glass cleaner in it.
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