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Re: AR coating scratches

In Response To: Re: AR coating scratches ()

Agreed (of course!) I wonder what this "so easy a caveman can do it" technique is for removing the coating. If it is abrasive, I am sure you would need to remove the bezel (which most of us don't have tools for).

: I agree. The outer coating actually only adds a
: very minimal amount of additional glare
: reduction when compared to the inner coating
: alone. I don't like outer AR coatings since
: the "easy to scratch" factor
: offsets any minor additional glare
: reduction. To me it just doesn't seem
: practical to put something that will easily
: scratch (AR coating) on the outside of
: something that's extremely difficult to
: scratch (sapphire crystal).

: Just my opinion...

: -John

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AR coating scratches

Re: AR coating scratches

Try metal polish brasso.

Re: Try metal polish brasso.

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