Can't find Tony Stark's sunglasses from Iron Man 3
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Did you try using acetone? Typically logos printed on the lenses come right off. Just be careful you don't get it on the plastic frames. It might dull them. I would spot test on the lens too just to be safe.Well that's much better than me having to remove the logo with a hammer and chisel!! (I removed a logo on some Prada demo lenses once with polish and it took forever!!).
Thanks for the info!!
UV400
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I seem to remember starting on an old scrap "logo'd" test lens, first with WD-40, which didn't work, then acetone (Wife's nail polish remover) which I think either showed signs it was beginning to melt it or went cloudy - This might just be dependant on the type of plastic though, or maybe the acetone was of higher strength. Either way, I'm not 100% on this though, as it was a while ago.
In the end, I used a small amount of Autoglym polish with a soft cloth and it eventually took off the red Prada logo without scratching or clouding the lens.
(I found it again on p.108).
Cheers for the kind suggestion though, much appreciated.
I'll certainly give it another go at some point.Acetone is in my DIY/crafts arsenal and worked in removing the black from my 2430s.
Soooo.... they sent me a box labeled "kaki green" with moss green hand written on it and an opaque light green pair in. Color c72-dk. Hummph.
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Naihanchi
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My Paul Smith artist stripe cardigan arrived yesterday. It is very cool, looks great on and is extremely stylish.
RDJ is obviously not wearing eyewear on the images so for the first wearing in a few weeks time I'll match it with the Giorgio Armani Garconne with yellow lenses. There's a yellow stripe in the detail on the cardigan so that will work well.
My Garconne are actually a very dark blue frame but that's cool as the outfit will be completed with dark blue cargo/combat pants (and matt gold SK8 Hi vans)
I love the way over the last couple of years this attention to detail has evolved by looking at the images shared on here of RDJ.
The interesting thing is when you do put an outfit together that has subtle elements which compliment (often based around the eyewear) people, starting with my wife do notice, which is really cool.
RDJ is obviously not wearing eyewear on the images so for the first wearing in a few weeks time I'll match it with the Giorgio Armani Garconne with yellow lenses. There's a yellow stripe in the detail on the cardigan so that will work well.
My Garconne are actually a very dark blue frame but that's cool as the outfit will be completed with dark blue cargo/combat pants (and matt gold SK8 Hi vans)
I love the way over the last couple of years this attention to detail has evolved by looking at the images shared on here of RDJ.
The interesting thing is when you do put an outfit together that has subtle elements which compliment (often based around the eyewear) people, starting with my wife do notice, which is really cool.
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UV400
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Man that sucks!!
Alcohol and rare shades aren't the best combo.
I feel for you bro, I really do.
The person who has them probably doesn't even realize what they are!
Does the arcade not have CCTV??
Naihanchi
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That is sickening!
coop5150
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It was a tiny arcade inside our local mall, unstaffed room with some crappy machines… I’m sure it has CCTV but security wasn’t willing to look into it for me. I was there until it closed that night and in the morning when I realized what had happened I called the lost and found and drove to the mall right away but they were gone:/ they took my name and number in case they show up… yeah right lol. Oh well, lesson learned! Still pretty damn bummed, IM2 came on tv the other day and I had to turn it off lol. It’s still a sore subject hahaMan that sucks!!
Alcohol and rare shades aren't the best combo.
I feel for you bro, I really do.
The person who has them probably doesn't even realize what they are!
Does the arcade not have CCTV??
UV400
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Pretty unreasonable of them not to be willing to look at CCTV when a possible theft of a customer's personal belongings has occurred on their premises.
I suppose it's a catch-22 situation, they might just think it's "just a pair of sunglasses" and not worth the investigative hassle, but in telling the staff that they are rare and expensive would probably only decrease your chances of getting them back.
There's probably a cleaner out there with some very nice shades.
Wise to steer clear of IM2 for a while dude. You might wanna steer clear of donuts for a bit too.
I suppose it's a catch-22 situation, they might just think it's "just a pair of sunglasses" and not worth the investigative hassle, but in telling the staff that they are rare and expensive would probably only decrease your chances of getting them back.
There's probably a cleaner out there with some very nice shades.
Wise to steer clear of IM2 for a while dude. You might wanna steer clear of donuts for a bit too.
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coop5150
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Haha exactly man I was actually just modeling and getting ready to 3D print a giant Donut for my MK IV figure and my glasses… that lil project is goin in the dump for now and yeah, I bet you’re right about that cleaner lol. I keep checking Craigslist and FB marketplace with my fingers crossed…Oh man, just realized what your avatar is!! That can't be good.
UV400
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Well spotted man, nice ID'ing!!
Yeah, they do look like them...
Looks like the light is catching that 3D Oakley arm logo...
Maybe he rotates his eyewear in 6 year cycles
Naihanchi
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Lol.Well spotted man, nice ID'ing!!
Yeah, they do look like them...
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Looks like the light is catching that 3D Oakley arm logo...
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Maybe he rotates his eyewear in 6 year cycles
I guess he does enough different sets to do just that!
Those Oakley's do look cool though
gotmeth366
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I left my ruby Oakley Juliets in a rental car years ago, realized I did about 2 weeks later and they turned up!!! Hold onto hope, my friend.
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