Where to Buy Anti Glare Stripping Solution

**Manny Seh** · 11-22-2018, 10:34 AM

Hi to all!
Since OMS have been closed and now I am in search for Anti Glare stripping Solution.
Any one can tell me where to buy in bulk with good price. Some have mentioned some links they are not working and some glass etching solution and trust me that is not the best option for volume stripping. :((
Thank you for your help I appreciate your time and help.
Manny

**Chris Ryser** · 11-22-2018, 11:27 AM

Originally Posted by Manny Seh

Hi to all!
Since OMS have been closed and now I am in search for Anti Glare stripping Solution.

Any one can tell me where to buy in bulk with good price. Some have mentioned some links they are not working and some glass etching solution and trust me that is not the best option for volume stripping. :((

Thank you for your help I appreciate your time and help.

I have sold the manufacturing rights of OMS Optochemicals products to McCray Optical Products in Toronto, who is now making and supplying it. You could probably drive there and pick up a bottle or two.

The OMS AR Stripper was the first finished , ready to use out of the bottle, without a higher acid mix content, than 13 % maximum, and stripping in seconds, introduced in 1984 and sold world wide ever since.

**Robert_S** · 11-22-2018, 12:23 PM

No chemical can remove a polarised film

**Chris Ryser** · 11-22-2018, 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by Robert_S

No chemical can remove a polarised film

.................nice to know. Please explain the why not.

**Robert_S** · 11-22-2018, 02:51 PM

Was just being facetious. I'm sure it probably can be done

**Kwill212** · 11-23-2018, 02:05 PM

Originally Posted by Robert_S

Was just being facetious. I'm sure it probably can be done

I'll give it a try with my belt sander and let you know how it goes. It's probably a lot easier to remove anti-reflective coating than anti-glare though, right?

**Chris Ryser** · 11-24-2018, 02:41 AM

Originally Posted by Kwill212

I'll give it a try with my belt sander and let you know how it goes. It's probably a lot easier to remove anti-reflective coating than anti-glare though, right?

.............................you are so lucky to post under a *pseudo* name after an evening out, because any of your patients, reading that post (two posts in a row), would hurry to your competitors without delay.