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Originally Posted by gregbradley
......That cleaned it up nicely. In my case and commonly, the mirror has a silicone 2 overcoat and is quite tough. You are not acutally touching the mirror coating. These GSO mirrors though are a plating so you'd have to check how tough they are and if they are easily scratched.....
Greg.
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The GSO mirrors are over coated Greg, so they are well protected. When I washed mine it came up nicely.
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Originally Posted by Logieberra
[Bit unrelated. Paul. Been meaning to ask- did you remove GSO12"RC primary from cell and break the seal of black goop? If you did, did you re-affix in cell with something to stop lateral movement? Or are you now operating with no goop and just primary clips? Cheers]
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Yes I had to cut mine out from the old cell as it had the extension of the mirror cell which would not go through the new rear plate.
I refixed it with aquarium grade silicone and installed the mirror clips so that those were about the thickness of paper above the mirror. The primary baffle holds the mirror in position and the silicone stops lateral movement. All are needed in the design.