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Dish soap + polarized lense = coating coming off
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kronin323
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Frank makes a good point - the damage may have already been done before the cleaning, the cleaning is just what showed it.
OK Frank you've finally qualified for 15 useful posts...
A month but that's besides the point.
Frank makes a good point - the damage may have already been done before the cleaning, the cleaning is just what showed it.
OK Frank you've finally qualified for 15 useful posts...
OMG, it finally happend. TWSS, I know.
Do you have a record of those 15 useful posts? I think we need to review thoseFrank makes a good point - the damage may have already been done before the cleaning, the cleaning is just what showed it.
OK Frank you've finally qualified for 15 useful posts... kronin323
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Do you have a record of those 15 useful posts? I think we need to review those
Yes but it's PPV...
Oh I get it.... Frank and you are trying to earn your cookie jar money back with this PPV. Not gonna work buddyYes but it's PPV... 
Holy crap!Frank makes a good point - the damage may have already been done before the cleaning, the cleaning is just what showed it.
OK Frank you've finally qualified for 15 useful posts...
First I would like to thank Kronin for sifting through all the posts to determine what would qualify as useful.
And the I would like to thank...... Well thank you.
I have cleaned sweat off my lens on my radar after 2 years(sorry I don't have an x-metal but it's still oakley lens). None of the coating has peeled, and I used hand soap, rubbing it with my hands, dont seem to see any peeling. There was a thick layer of sweat and dirt built up on the bottom where it touches my cheek, but I do find it strange when mine is considerably an older lens and it doesn't happen to me.
Edit: typo kronin323
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It doesn't happen with every lens; in fact it doesn't happen with most of them. But it does happen, just throw some keywords in the forum search and you'll find plenty of discussion on the topic.
So either you let your lenses get gunked up and risk the AR peeling or you keep them clean preventatively. Whatever floats your boat.Similar threads
