What about the AR coating behind the cyclop? How did you remove it ?Originally Posted by geoffbot
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What about the AR coating behind the cyclop? How did you remove it ?
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I can't afford a sub, let alone afford to wreck one! Dunno if anyone has actually ever done this with a lighter - it's something I read on the internet once and thought therefore it must be true?
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I have no idea whether this is real or not, but it's both funny and frightening...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNnxKrf820g
He's a fool to use a blade. You can use a toothpick, and it works just as well.
It's only for pushing the cyclops OFF once it's come loose from the heat.
No need to add any force that would require the stiffness of a blade.
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