Chaseme
Oakley Beginner
Hi all,
I had my Jupiter Squared (wood grains) sitting in a case in my wife's car for a couple days while it was parked in the hot, central Texas heat and sun. I went to put them on and noticed the Unobstainium on the stems was wet.
I'm going to refer to this as 'sweat' because I'm assuming the wetness are some of the oils coming up from the material. This is a term used in other industries.
I'm aware that Unobstainium is known for gumming up a bit as a normal sign of wear. But after I let the glasses cool down inside the material is not really sticky at all. Fortunately the knurling on the outside edge has not been effected either.
Anyone else ever have this issue?
I had my Jupiter Squared (wood grains) sitting in a case in my wife's car for a couple days while it was parked in the hot, central Texas heat and sun. I went to put them on and noticed the Unobstainium on the stems was wet.
I'm going to refer to this as 'sweat' because I'm assuming the wetness are some of the oils coming up from the material. This is a term used in other industries.
I'm aware that Unobstainium is known for gumming up a bit as a normal sign of wear. But after I let the glasses cool down inside the material is not really sticky at all. Fortunately the knurling on the outside edge has not been effected either.
Anyone else ever have this issue?