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EKPP reflectors - is there another choice?
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SparticleBrane:...muriatic acid?
Nope. Tried it... didn't work.
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Meng_Tze:
Tried that, too. No workie.
SparticleBrane
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Is it something ON the reflector, or is it perhaps the reflector itself wearing away?
Stephen Ash:
I think you and I have been to this movie on another thread or two... :10:
Too funny.
What I think: The EKPP getting all gross is an indicator that the reflector is about to fall off on your next night dive (when you least expect it) and you're gonna chuck the thing soon, anyway.
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Ken
I just read your post on losing your reflector over on TDS.Mo2vation:What I think: The EKPP getting all gross is an indicator that the reflector is about to fall off on your next night dive (when you least expect it) and you're gonna chuck the thing soon, anyway.
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Ken
What are you using now? I see the new Halcyon Explorer lights come with what they call the ultra bright reflector.
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