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**No1TubaPlayer** · January 4th, 06:13 PM

DO NOT, i repeat, DO NOT use rubbing alcohol of any concentration to clean your eye! it will eat off the protective layer off the eye. it will look clean and all still... but the next time you get paint on the eye it will short out, and you will find urself in a $40USD mistake. the owner of my proshop told me this.. so i thought id let you all know

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Happy Ballin,
Aaron

**kirwinwan** · January 4th, 06:15 PM

why would you use rubbing alcohol?

**sumsimpleracer** · January 4th, 06:16 PM

because rubbing alcohol cleans off lots of grime...but anywayz thanks for the warning tuba

**No1TubaPlayer** · January 4th, 06:16 PM

it does wonders on cleanin the body, and getting that oily residue off any other parts.

**rivit** · January 4th, 06:30 PM

ill keep that in mind when i get my e blade what should we use to clean eye instead

**snipes87** · January 4th, 06:31 PM

well.. if you can afford a 400 dollar eblade.. i'm sure you can spare 40 bucks for a new eye kit. haha you rich bastards haha

**Cocker16** · January 4th, 07:19 PM

and.... eblades only cost 325 now.

**snipes87** · January 4th, 08:02 PM

okay so i was off 75 bucks.. same difference

**jaggy13** · January 5th, 01:11 PM

you should use a dry que tip (cotton swab on a stick) to clean the eblade eye.

(got my ebalde for $375 and it came with a cocker!)

**the knot_2** · January 5th, 01:32 PM

LMAO....damn right it did

also came with that Sweet PMI barrle that thing was like 9buxs God i hooked u Up

lol...

**Cocker16** · January 5th, 01:47 PM

snipes your a noobert to cockers be quite and let every1 else speak. But seriously IDk um um 9 bux barrel that musta been a really good barrel lol.

**jaggy13** · January 5th, 04:16 PM

knot did you want the board for that halo and the cones too? just thought about that after it shipped. I guess $110 + Shipping + 3% paypal fees is alot for blue shells. but what every you want...

DarkTamer · January 5th, 06:10 PM

Couldn't you just get a new eye for about $15-30 if that happens?

**SofaKiNg** · January 5th, 06:34 PM

I thought you were about to say warning they suck but that too...q-tips are a lifesavor.

**Cocker16** · January 5th, 06:56 PM

drktamer read the whole post he got a new one for 40.

**No1TubaPlayer** · January 5th, 06:59 PM

i dont want, nor do i want anyone else, to have to buy a new eye every time they clean their gun. thats the purpose of this post. and i am not a rich bastard... i worked my ass off for my gun.. boston market starts at $8.15/hr lol

**MP11** · January 5th, 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snipes87

well.. if you can afford a 400 dollar eblade.. i'm sure you can spare 40 bucks for a new eye kit. haha you rich bastards haha

So true, because we all have the $400 in our pocket and the second we see the E-Blade and decide to buy it on the spot

Also, $40 is a case of paint. Seeing as how most people might just get by each day of play with a few spare dollars and you can't play without paint, it could cost you a day of play.

Another tip would be that you should not clean your eyes with paper towels. The fibers in paper towels can permanenly scratch your eyes, which will cause them to not work to good. So I recommend either a Q-Tip, canned air, or a cloth towel.

-Mike

prostockdude · December 1st, 04:40 PM

is that coating the same thing as liquid electrical tape or w/e? wut is it exactly?

**M4Maniac** · December 3rd, 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP11

So true, because we all have the $400 in our pocket and the second we see the E-Blade and decide to buy it on the spot

Also, $40 is a case of paint. Seeing as how most people might just get by each day of play with a few spare dollars and you can't play without paint, it could cost you a day of play.

Another tip would be that you should not clean your eyes with paper towels. The fibers in paper towels can permanenly scratch your eyes, which will cause them to not work to good. So I recommend either a Q-Tip, canned air, or a cloth towel.

-Mike

yeah, if you just ABSOLUTELY have to clean your eye, use a Q-tip or a microfiber cloth, like the kind you would use to clean your mask lenses off. Much much softer on the protective coating on the eye, and will help it to hold up for a longer period of time.

**sumsimpleracer** · December 4th, 12:27 AM

M98...look at the date, prostock just revived a thread dead for a long LONG time