XMetal Stains

[Ninebreaker]

So while browsing the forums for deals on XMetals, I noticed mention of stains on the metal.

How do these stains come about? I'm just trying to avoid that sort of outcome for my XMetals.

 

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[TheStig]

''Stains'' are mostly on Juliet a. XX Gen.1 Bone Plasma.
But also on R1 Gen.1 Titanium that looks like Bone Plasma.

 

[alol]

Hey Fella,

Staining is probably mostly confined to plasma frames, Purely by handling, And Wearing. Especially if Hands are contaminated with Suntan Cream or Hair gel. Also sweat contains natual acidity. So any of these, especially where they come into contact with the face, So brows, Cheeks, And the Nose area tend to get worn. And it shows more on the lighter coloured Frames. (Plasma, Ti) but the coatings are only a paint basically so any colour is susceptible.

Polished frames are best for prevention but we crave variety, Right?

I had this on a pair of Plasma Ice Juliets, Mothers removed it.

 

[XxrumkaxX]

I have seen some stains that make you think they stored them in their arse… anything left on then with an acidic chemical composition can cause discoloration aka stains… gently wiping down your frame with warm water and a touch of Dawn once in awhile will prevent them from becoming permanent

 

[Ninebreaker]

Thanks a bunch guys! This'll help me make sure I keep my frames in good condition for a long time.

 

[THE X-MAN]

I notice it especially around the nose pads. It's not the frame material corroding its the pvd coating on first gen plasma. wash off the frames with isopropyl alcohol every once in awhile or have them ceracoated in a clear coating.

 

[GhostSnacks]

I notice it especially around the nose pads. It's not the frame material corroding its the pvd coating on first gen plasma. wash off the frames with isopropyl alcohol every once in awhile or have them ceracoated in a clear coating.

I've considered cleaning plasma frames with iso before but was always concerned about causing damage to the plasma finish, thanks for this bit of info !