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Need help with my googles +k

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gudelo.
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Ok, so my sunprotection or something like that (think it is what i can call the color on the glass) is starting to fell off. There are some spots on the glass where i think it have fell of, it irritate my view and i really need help with getting the rest of it of, or some magical trick who can help me. Giving +k for helpfull tips!
Jan 7 2013 3:00PM
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theschneidler
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From your wording I think I know what you mean and I honestly don't think you can fix that.
Jan 7 2013 3:13PM
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gudelo.
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Fuck, +k anyways. But i talked to a guy he said it worked with alcohol, do you think it wil work?
Jan 7 2013 3:17PM
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theschneidler
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Eh, I dunno, I haven't had a problem like that before, if you have another pair and they weren't expensive, then maybe try it, but it doesn't sound like something I would do.
Jan 7 2013 4:06PM
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adamwhit8
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maybe just rub it a lot with water, friction might do the trick, but im not sure post some pics i can help you better then
Jan 7 2013 4:09PM
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gudelo.
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Thanks, can try to get some pics up tomorrow. +k
Jan 7 2013 4:16PM
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Park.
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the mirrored part of your lens is chipping right? the shiny part. If this is the case, and you havent had your goggles for too long, then return them, get them warranteed (if possible) or get a different brand of goggle. Electric I have heard has this problem if ice gets on mirrored lenses.
Jan 7 2013 5:23PM
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gudelo.
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Had them for about a year. Yes i think it is the lens, i had them in my pocket for a couple of rounds so i don't think it is icing. I think the lens have scraped against my pocket, and it is dragon googles. +k
Jan 7 2013 5:28PM
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Plankton
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try a sponge, it might work. or maybe goo-gone? that stuff works perfectly with anything.
Jan 7 2013 10:02PM
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gudelo.
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Thanks +k

and also here is a picture Click for larger image
Jan 8 2013 10:19AM
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Cotter
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Ive seen this problem with Vonzippers aswell
Jan 8 2013 11:00AM
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adamwhit8
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that actually might be some water that got between the two lenses of the entire lens itself :\
Jan 8 2013 12:29PM
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gudelo.
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Not good, but will it help to dry it or just make it worse?
Jan 8 2013 12:49PM
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manzear
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Hard to say but, you could try some lens cleaner if it is on the outside.
Jan 8 2013 1:05PM
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Park.
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just try drying it, it wont make it any worse than that, and if it is, then the goggles were done with anyway. Just go for it and hopefully it works
Jan 8 2013 9:00PM
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suup
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Buy new goggles
Jan 9 2013 12:19AM
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gudelo.
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Pretty sure it isn't water i clearly see and feel that something have happend outside the lens.

I will try to rub it, i have tried with some alcohol, but maybe i need some stronger alcohol or just a sponge.
Jan 9 2013 4:32AM
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Caucasian_Asian
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You said this happened after you carried them in your pocket for a while?

I've seen similar results after touching my lenses with greasy(french fry) fingers.  A quick polish with a clean goggle wipe fixed me up.

Or, I'm going to guess that something in your pocket scratched them.  Possibly them pocket material itself.  Another reason to always carry a goggle bag in your pocket.
Jan 9 2013 11:45AM
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Winterski
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Same exact thing happened to me. I had already decided to buy a new pair of goggles, so I started screwing around with the goggles, and I took out the inner lense (I guess there are two parts to it) and all the "fog" or whatever it is is gone now. I'm not sure if it is okay to do this but so far it looks like it will work.
Jan 9 2013 5:50PM
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gudelo.
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Thank you, but did you could you use it again after that?
Jan 10 2013 1:42AM
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doitbig
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If you remove the inner lens they will likely fog up when used.
Jan 10 2013 9:05AM
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