Need advise on a spray for glass.
Jul 12, 2023 23:23:45 #
Greg from Romeoville illinois
Loc: Romeoville illinois
I need a spray that will dry on glass and be invisible to the camera that will allow sticky items to flow off of the glass. Every thing I have looked at so far either is seen by the camera, will allow sticky globs of paper attached to an item to stick to the glass, or just doesn't let items slide off to the side easily.
Jul 13, 2023 05:29:05 #
Greg from Romeoville illinois wrote:
I need a spray that will dry on glass and be invisible to the camera that will allow sticky items to flow off of the glass. Every thing I have looked at so far either is seen by the camera, will allow sticky globs of paper attached to an item to stick to the glass, or just doesn't let items slide off to the side easily.
What are you trying to do?
Jul 13, 2023 06:18:45 #
Greg from Romeoville illinois wrote:
I need a spray that will dry on glass and be invisible to the camera that will allow sticky items to flow off of the glass. Every thing I have looked at so far either is seen by the camera, will allow sticky globs of paper attached to an item to stick to the glass, or just doesn't let items slide off to the side easily.
A mix of nitric acid and chlorine bleach with ammonia could be interesting. No one has ever tried it for your purposes. You could become a real pioneer.
Jul 13, 2023 06:27:27 #
User ID wrote:
A mix of nitric acid and chlorine bleach with ammonia could be interesting. No one has ever tried it for your purposes. You could become a real pioneer.
Maybe hydrofluoric acid instead of nitric.
Be sure to use a hood.
Jul 13, 2023 06:32:04 #
DirtFarmer wrote:
Maybe hydrofluoric acid instead of nitric.
Be sure to use a hood.
Be sure to use a hood.
How could I possibly have misread the OP ?!? Yes, sir, you are absolutely right on !!!
Jul 13, 2023 06:37:23 #
User ID wrote:
A mix of nitric acid and chlorine bleach with ammonia could be interesting. No one has ever tried it for your purposes. You could become a real pioneer.
That really is not funny! in fact a deadly mixture
Jul 13, 2023 07:14:24 #
DirtFarmer wrote:
Maybe hydrofluoric acid instead of nitric.
Be sure to use a hood.
Be sure to use a hood.
Doesn't hydrofluoric acid eat glass?
Rain-x??
Jul 13, 2023 07:46:53 #
Longshadow wrote:
Doesn't hydrofluoric acid eat glass?
Rain-x??
Rain-x??
Was going to be my suggestion but no feed back from the op
Jul 13, 2023 07:54:39 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Was going to be my suggestion but no feed back from the op
Was going to be my suggestion but no feed back from the op
Maybe they had to go do something and are not sitting in front of the computer waiting with baited breath for an answer.
Chores maybe?
Posted at 23:23:45 Hrs last night.
Could still be sleeping. Only 7AM where he is based.
Just because you and I are up.....
Jul 13, 2023 07:57:36 #
Longshadow wrote:
Maybe they had to go do something and are not sitting in front of the computer waiting with baited breath for an answer.
Chores maybe?
Posted at 23:23:45 Hrs last night.
Could still be sleeping. Only 7AM where he is based.
Just because you and I are up.....
Chores maybe?
Posted at 23:23:45 Hrs last night.
Could still be sleeping. Only 7AM where he is based.
Just because you and I are up.....
If I'm up everybody should be up😉
Jul 13, 2023 08:01:43 #
Jul 13, 2023 08:02:34 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
If I'm up everybody should be up😉
That would be one assumption.
Jul 13, 2023 08:02:48 #
User ID wrote:
A mix of nitric acid and chlorine bleach with ammonia could be interesting. No one has ever tried it for your purposes. You could become a real pioneer.
You've posted a mixture that can kill a person...you moron.
Jul 13, 2023 08:20:51 #
Greg from Romeoville illinois wrote:
I need a spray that will dry on glass and be invisible to the camera that will allow sticky items to flow off of the glass. Every thing I have looked at so far either is seen by the camera, will allow sticky globs of paper attached to an item to stick to the glass, or just doesn't let items slide off to the side easily.
What are you talking about and trying too accomplish? Tiny things sometimes stick to or are attracted to glass by static electricity. That is often an environmental issue with lack of humidity in the air. You can't really beat physics but for dusting off your lens.
It might be easier to use a chemical solution to the issue and just dissolve your lens glass with Hydrofluoric Acid. It will destroy you as well, but then the dust will not matter. (My second paragraph is a sarcastic joke of course. The first paragraph is honest though.) Explain more and perhaps someone can help. Peace.
Jul 13, 2023 08:23:24 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
That really is not funny! in fact a deadly mixture
Yes, chlorine bleach mixed with almost any acid produces toxic Chlorine gas.
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