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Removing friction polish from eyeglasses......
I did the silly procedure of turning on my lathe while there was still
a good amount of wet friction polish on my piece. Of course, I was standing right in front of the piece, and the force made some of the polish fly off and some droplets hit my glasses. I expounded my stupidness my not wiping off the polish from my glasses right away, and now it's "permanetly" stuck. Being very persistant, a light fingernail scratching proved futile. Using a sharp object such as a razor blade is out of the question, as this would scratch the surface. I suppose there is some kind of solvent that I can use to remove the polish without damaging the rest, but I'm not brave enough to test it out unless others have used such. Now the question remains - what should I do/use to remove it? Thanks! |
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