Does this work on Maui Jim lighthouse sunglasses, since the temple tips are very thin? Thanks.
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Yeah they would - they are very tight and take maybe 20 seconds to get on one tip but very secure
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Gary, the only anwser I have is by experience. I used this tape to hold up the bezel around my porch light. All was fine until winter, it fell down. That said, this is some sticky stuff. Good luck. (Staple Gun ?)
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It is up to you. Use a shorter screw for thinner wood. It's not heavy, even with glasses. But very thin wood (1/8" or less) may not be strong enough for any permanent fixture.
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I have two pairs of seeing glasses. They fitted well over both of them However, the thicker Ray bans left a mark on my nose after a while and was uncomfortable. The other glasses are very light with no frame. With those I had no problem.
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Yes, if your eyeglasses have flat head screws. I'm not sure if it works with Phillips head screws.
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The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
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@mdgarnett - Yes they will. I use them on my safety glasses as well as my sunglasses. Works fine! Just remember to check them for adherence from time to time OR make a habit of taking them off and thoroughly cleaning the glasses and the lenses before reapplying. Happy woodworking!!!
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Hi Boos Mom, I wouldn't use it for your sunglasses. The spring in it is pretty strong and would probably damage the glasses. Jim
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I have not tried it. The lens threads are still exposed, so it should work.
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No not so. They're a bit bigger the the lenses & sometimes touch briefly on cheeks but they're not heavy. Maybe a lathe at the nose clip but still not heavy. I even put them on over my sunglass clips. Works great. Not miracles but much much better.
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Provided you can completely cover the lens port and no other ambient light can get in I can't see why it wouldn't work. These are great for getting white balance, just point it at your light source, shoot and set custom white balance.
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I believe they would. I put them on my Oakley Razor sunglasses, which are essentially plastic. Just so you know, Duluth Trading also sells safety glasses with the bifocal built in, called "cheaters", in different strengths, if you are concerned that these half-moon lenses might fall at the inopportune moment...but I put mine on about 2 years ago and they are still on.
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I have only used it on an iPhone so I couldn't say for sure but it is simply a magnetic ring that the lens attaches to, so if the area around the lens is metal and will hold a magnet, then it should work. The area should be flat as well of course.
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Hoya does make a thinner one- however I find it irritating because it is so thin that I can't clip my lens cap on over it...
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why not on your sun visor. Try it first with rubber bands to see if it will work.
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I fully agree with your idea. I bought a "Wide Angle Lens for MagicShine, Gemini, and many other Bike Lights / Headlight" by ACTION LED LIGHTS about a year ago and have been very happy with it. With the light you are looking at, it can replace the original flat glass lens or fit over it. You unscrew the metal ring that holds the lens over the LED bulb, replace the lens with the diffuser (or put the diffuser over the lens) and screw the ring back on being sure that the rubber o-ring stays in position and the bars molded into the diffuser stay vertical. Easier to do than to explain. Pattern is quite even and spread is good for bike paths and roads. Might be a little narrow still for boonie-crashing. Preserves weather seal on the lamp if you are careful with the o-ring. not bad for five bucks!
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I have never used it for eyeglasses, so I can't accurately say how it would do on them.I use it primarily for my retainers, and for jewelry.