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Hi All, I am renovating a wide angle eyepiece system and found that
the cement between one of the achromats had developed many bubbles. I soaked the lens in acetone for a couple of days and succeeded in dissolving the old cement. Could anyone tell me what kind of cement to use to re-attach the two components. I have some Canada Balsam which is fairly old (about 35 years) but think that there must be something better to use by now. Thanks Brian Morse Vancouver. |
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