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Old 25-09-2005, 09:11 AM
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It looks like it might need a clean to get the dust etc. off...an open tube newt will always collect dust and such and will need an occasional clean...

Maybe I am not fussy enough and others may jump in and comment but I do not get too wound up or worried about a bit of dust or an occasional smudge...I don't think it makes much difference on the views...at least to my eyes...and that is why I have yet to clean any of my mirrors...

Remember that the relfectors of old used "shiny metal" as their mirrors and so even a "filthy, dusty, gunky" mirror will provide incredible views comparatively speaking...

I would only be concerned if there was a "gash" that cut through the coatings...I see a little dirt on the mirror but not big scratches...

I'd get that mirror out under the night shy and get some viewing time under your belt...

That is my 2 cents worth...

Last edited by wavelandscott; 25-09-2005 at 10:00 AM. Reason: spelling
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