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Lens restoration.

aujopimur · 2015-10-30 14:35:39

I have few old rear lenses that I want to restore, the colour is sprayed on the inside, but has peeled in places. Is there any blast process that will remove the old paint that won't turn them opaque?.

30-10-2015 2:35pm

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aujopimur

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I have few old rear lenses that I want to restore, the colour is sprayed on the inside, but has peeled in places.
Is there any blast process that will remove the old paint that won't turn them opaque?.

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#2 30-10-2015 6:56pm

w124man

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Soda blasting! I once cleaned paint off my hands using soda blast!

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