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How to remove oxidation from exterior of binoculars?

April 18, 2010 by  
Filed under Binoculars Ratings

I just got a very expensive pair of binoculars out of storage and the rubber exterior has a lot of oxidation. What can I use to effectively clean it and renovate the material? Would moisturizing lotion work? What about something like WD40, or Armor-All? Thanks.

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4 Responses to “How to remove oxidation from exterior of binoculars?”
  1. Harold says:

    i dont know if you have ever been scuba diving but they use this liquid compound to keep ur goggles clear. i think it’s called sea eyes but i’m not sure.

  2. BeachBum818 says:

    I would keep WD40 away from the lenses of the Binoculars. Try those armor-all wipes, the “Original Protectant” ones not the cleaner or any of the other hundreds of variations they sell. You can also try to contact the manufacturer to see what they recommend. I`d go with the armor all. If you had to go with the WD40 I`d spray it onto a rag then rub it in, keeping it away from the lens.

  3. Cableguy says:

    I would go to the auto store and buy the silicon spray they use on belts Armor-all is a second choice it will look better but not restore the coating

  4. Lola says:

    i have no clue…but thanks so much 4 your help/suggesstion i really appreciated it!

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