What product is safe to use on prescription sunglasses to take off hairspray residue?

Question

I am tempted to use "Oops" a glue, residue, ect remover, but am afraid it will take off the tinted finish as well.

Answer 1

It's simple and you can do it immediately........RUBBING ALCOHOL. I am not joking. It will not ruin the antireflective coating or the tint; if you have either

Answer 2

Yup...some 70% isopropyl rubbing alcohol and a soft cotton cloth to clean them ought to take care of it. In the office where I work, we actually have a spray bottle filled 2/3 of the way up with the alcohol and then fill it the rest of the way up with water...dilutes it just a tad. Takes just about anything off your lenses, without damaging any coatings or the frame. I wouldn't use any Oops on those lenses. You might wind up ruining your lenses...

Answer 3

Glass Plus because it does not have ammonia in it like Windex. in case you have an antireflective coating the ammonia can ruin it. Also you could use a mild soap and water. Dry the lenses with either a soft cloth, like a cloth diaper (we use those at the office) or a paper towel.

Answer 4

I've always used as first line warm soapy water and a cloth diaper (those work wonders for many things!!). If that didn't work, I used rubbing alcohol or diluted window cleaner. But usually, I found that the warm water worked pretty well.

Answer 5

Use some water and a mild dish detergent like dawn and if that doesn't work then try rubbing alcohol! Use a soft cotton cloth! Never use paper towel or Kleenex because it can scratch your lenses. Do not use any strong chemicals.... you risk damaging your lenses, especially if they have a backside AR coating!

Answer 6

RUBBING ALCOHOL and a micro cloth. It's that simple

Answer 7

YOU CAN GET LENS CLEANER AT YOUR EYE DR. IT WORKS WELL !!