lense care

[ganman]

do i need to buy anything special for cleaning my lenses they are v-force shield lenses

THX

[elTwitcho]

No, water works. Lense cleaner is available, but I find water gets rid of 100% of the paint, so i dont think it's needed. Never use any household cleaners though, they'll ruin your lense

[MuckRaker]

If you still have the owners manual that came with your gogs, read it, it'll tell what to use and what not to use. If you lost it, here's a link with some numbers for Diablo Direct, which markets/distributes V-Force gogs.

http://www.vforcepaintball.com/place/index.shtml

You could try calling.

[TLplus84]

i use JT Plexus for my goggles, but it's not a Vforce..

[MuckRaker]

Plexus is good stuff. I also use it on my Nuvis lens ... It's specifically formulated for Lexan lenses, which is what JT uses in its Elite lenses. I'm not sure what they use in the Spectra series.

[Edited by MuckRaker on 04-26-2001 at 12:45 AM]

[Sid]

For V-force..use water, they aren't double pained right?

With double pained JTs you gotta be very carefull, cause if water gets in between the lenses, then you'll fog up real fast.

[iipaintballer]

In 99% of the time only use water. Anything else windex and stuff, will damage your lens.

Just use a spray bottle, spray and wipe. Easiest and cheapest way to clean and maintain.

[cranberynvodka]

plexus smells good

[hewy10]

have any of yall ever tried the jt tear offs, if you get any splatter or paint on your goggles you just pull it off and your mask is clean

[iipaintballer]

Yeah, they work very well. I have heard good things about them. If you get a lot of splatter on your goggles its really quick to get off.

It gets a bit pricey if you use them all the time. I only use them when I know I will be playing alot or in field that i will get sprayed on alot... eg fields with a lot of bushes and branches.