Lense dying???

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I tried to find it in the the goggle dying cult but no one seems to know anything about dying the actual lense of a goggle a different color. I have a pair of really old smith pos black frame goggles that I want to dye (the lense) a darker blackish color. The lense is currently a see through orange/red color. Anyone have any experience/ideas on how to do this? Any advice would help.

Mar 18 2012 10:23PM

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No_Dub

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lol that will not work

Mar 18 2012 10:34PM

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Stose

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The dye would most likely blackout the lens so you couldn't see through it

Mar 18 2012 10:36PM

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DutchMastaTHC

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Although I am sorta worried about something like this happening they are like a base model goggle from about 6 or 7 years ago and I have another pair of goggles so I dont really care if I mess em up. I tried to go on line and find a replacemt lense that would be darker but I cant even find a name for them.

Mar 18 2012 10:42PM

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Session

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OP's screen name reflects on what an ignorant retard he is.

Mar 18 2012 11:54PM

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DutchMastaTHC

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Successful thread

Mar 19 2012 11:21AM

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2_fadez

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Exactly what I thought when I saw the title of this thread, and then OP's name.

Lens are the way they are because of the material content of the lens itself, and the coating on the exterior of the lens.

Mar 19 2012 2:12PM

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