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I see JB superweld is based on a cyanoacrylate. How good is it on optics?
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I see JB superweld is based on a cyanoacrylate. How good is it on optics?
I deleted your comment for the reason provided. You do it a third time and you're getting a temp ban. Do not bring up old arguments. Original comment replied to also deleted. Keep it in the politics thread guys. Last warning for everyone
I left the reason as a notification. If you cannot comprehend basic language then that's your problem. I don't want to hear any more of it.Sorry. I haven't been able to find your reasoning. I only repeated it because the post I used to respond to was left up. If you could send me a PM showing me where I went wrong it would be helpful. Thanks.
"degradation"? Do they burn out quickly? What was the issue?Laserland Australia were known to have sold lime green/yellow units. The wavelength will be legit. Whether they still suffer degradation is anyone’s guess. 560-570nm is often referred to as yellow by sellers despite the fact that it’s still green.