[JudooooCHOP]

What kind of spray works best for cleaning yellow or ninja black Events Lenses? Or does water work best?

Thanks

[Zippin35]

I like water with a microfiber, just personal preference.

[D-man[WarLlamas]]

Originally Posted by Zippin35

I like water with a microfiber, just personal preference.

^^^This

[Darko9989]

I use water and a microfiber towel to clean off the majority of paint off my mask and then if I want to give my lenses a really good clean I use any type of lens cleaner (The cheap lens cleaner for glasses and such).

[Mangler]

Microfiber cloth lightly wet stuffed in a cargo pocket for on the field.

[gijoey959]

My empire pants come with a microfiber sewn onto an elastic cord in the pocket, so on the field, I just do a dry wipe to get rid of anything that obscures vision

Off the field, I take water and a regular towel to clean the paint, and damp micro fiber, and I mean lightly damp, to get things crystal clear

[natepb96]

Plexus

[CoYeImPy]

I use water and a microfiber to get majority of the paint off, then polish it with plexus. Been using that stuff for years and I love it.

[pop_pop]

I've heard most sprays are not good for the coating they use on lenses and water is the best way to go...

never wanted to try that theory...

[tvise]

I use just a microfiber...

Auto cloth microfiber.. I picked up a 3 pack for 4.99 or so..

[JL1988]

As everyone else said, microfiber and if necessary, add a little water. Keeps things nice and clear.

[tvise]

Also I would like to add...

Pretty much anything you use works better if you keep wiping it to the same direction instead of smearing it around.

[JoshC90]

Originally Posted by Zippin35

I like water with a microfiber, just personal preference.

This, while im at the field atleaste. When i get home i use dawn dish soap and warm water, leaves the lens real pretty.

[CoYeImPy]

Originally Posted by pop_pop

I've heard most sprays are not good for the coating they use on lenses and water is the best way to go...

never wanted to try that theory...

I have been using plexus since I started playing(92 93)and have never had a problem with any of my lenses.

[Mr Idiot Box]

I have used invisible glass for years. Works good on my mirrored lenses (I4,E-flex).

Water works as well others above have stated. If you're using a grillz I would recommend a damp micro or dry. Everything else will handle just about any glass cleaner you can find.

[millerkiller]

water and micro cloth

[ElJefe13]

At the field, I use a spray bottle of water and micro cloth. When I get home, I fill a sink with water and dish soap and let it soak for an hour or so. (after you remove the lenses of course). Then I pull it out and dry it off with micro cloth.