Curious to know how folks clean their glass without creating a single fingerprint.. I am having a hard time keeping it print free. I have tried all the suggestions that came on the instructions. The biggest thing for me is putting it back on without mucking it up.. I am thinking cotton gloves next.
Any glass cleaner without ammonia.
I use this:
http://www.amazon.com/3M-Fast-Drying-Cleaner-without-Ammonia/dp/B002XJN78S
Is there a best way..ask 10 people, ten different answers. Can't argue with Alex's way. But, the way to clean high end lens used in astronomy with coatings is: a mixture 50/50 of isopropyl alcohol and steamed distilled water. This is what I have been doing and it works great. And at times, sparkle which I believe Jjp recommended early on.
Thanks Alex
I am going to give this stuff a try and hopefully I will be able to keep the kids a way for a few while I do this.
Vyzer.. I guess you are correct about that. Everyone has their own best way..especially when it comes to this hobby.
Thanks
It needs to be done very slowly and supervise, supervise, supervise.
Quoted from Nuclear_Waste:Sparkle with a microfiber cloth works very well on I-glass.
That's exactly what I do and it leaves tiny specs. I think the microfiber is not abrasive enough to clean off the tiny specs. There was another thread on this a few weeks ago and a different type of cloth was recommended, now I can't remember what it was.
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