When I follow the directions, the product slides on the lenses, rendering it next to worthless. Doe anyone have tips to apply it without it smudging?
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I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has... » Read More I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. « Show Less
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The lenses have to be perfectly clean. Any oil, etc., even if not visible, will cause a very visible film to form when you apply the product. Also, an even application is necessary.
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Thank you for your enquiry. Here is a simple tip to prevent smudging: Apply translucent setting powder using a fluffy brush (you can also try lightly topping with baby powder) around eyes / on top of liner. It is especially needed if you're using the eye-stick as a shadow. Voila! A simple yet highly effective makeup trick to lock liner in place :) It will not budge if you use this simple tip! Also avoid using oily eye creams as they can cause excess smudging. Let us know if you need a rep to call you for more details. We will be happy to help!
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I used some of the packing material from the package itself...some foam padding to prop up the camera so the lens is centered in the bag. I think I also wrapped some thin foam AROUND the lens and used a rubber band to hold it in place (I havent used it in a year or so at this point)
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I have found it useless for my eyeglasses when I'm out hiking. I work up quite a sweat in our hills, and my glasses are usually covered in fog. This does not help a bit. If anyone has any workable suggestions I'd be happy to hear them!
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I clean the camera lens on my iPhone and the lenses on optics with no problems. I do follow up with a micro fibre towel which makes it perfect. Otherwise there is a little tiny bit of residue, You can't see it but it's there.
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I used dish soap that was antibacterial, but I only used two drops because I knew that I wasn't supposed to use that. Then I mixed it up and applied it. The solution was mostly water and it wasn't bubbly like how it showed in the videos. The screen protector wasn't slippery (after I dipped it into the solution) when I was applying it, so I only had one shot at it. It turned out pretty good, even though the screen protector was off by almost 2 millimeters.
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They come out smudge. The pictures are not as clear as you hope they would come about to be. My lens just came like that, I'm not sure about the others
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Unfortunately, it is the material that the screen protector is made of, which gives it that feel. Try a lens cleaning spray (eyeglass lenses) &a; microfiber cleaning cloth. It will help a little.
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A microfiber eyeglass cloth works for me. I have also used a tiny bit of computer screen spray with a soft cloth and that worked as well.
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The first one I got looked like a smudged triangle and it had scratches on and around the lens. The second one I got was much better still not really a dot but much better and this one works fine. I say return it...hope that helps.
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Did you try cleaning the lens. Try a Q-Tip and some alcohol. See it that works.
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Personally I just breath some "breath steam" on them and use a lens cloth to wipe them off. My lenses are a bit floppy in the frames, but this has worked the best for me.
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It depends on how big the lenses are. There is enough sandpaper to do two sets, but you may need a little more rubbing compound. Worth a try and you can always get more rubbing compound as this is the finisher
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Carefully use a product called; "Goo Gone" in a spray bottle. Spray it and let it soak up (on its side) for several minutes so you don't scratch it. It should slide right off!
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Well from what the companies says...it's not suppose to be hard...but it takes a while to get it right...and in my case..the hood once reveresd over the lens...it started rubbing up against the lens it self...and that made to focusing take even longer....and I bet after a while it will mess with the look of the lens by so much rubbing.
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this stuff dries hard!! i would use a cheap chip brush and the toss it. if you wear glasses,be careful not to splash on them. like i said,this stuff dries hard and can ruin your (plastic lenses) eyewear. do cover/protect surrounding areas!! good luck.
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I'm embarrassed to admit I don't even remember how they asked you to apply it. What works best for me is to use one of those toothpick-like things with the tiny brush on the end -- we have ones made by GUM and also ones by CVS. They work wonderfully (for teeth, of course, but also for eyebrows and -- don't tell anyone -- eyelashes)! Just like a teeny, tiny mascara wand that you use on your brows and lashes. For lashes, of course, one has to be very, very careful -- but I have never had a problem and I am rather clumsy ;~).