I don’t think anything went inside the lens, but it’s extremely blurry when I try to take a picture.
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Also, there is a tiny black hole on the lens, so I am wondering if there is a way to reach glue that went down there as well.
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I’ve heard of using nail polish remover, but I am afraid of how that will react with the lens, possibly removing some sort of protective layer or something. I’m not entirely sure how the lens relates to the actual camera.
Is there a way to get rid of most, if not all, of the superglue without damaging the lens?
I’ve heard of using nail polish remover, but I am afraid of how that will react with the lens, possibly removing some sort of protective layer or something.
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I’m not entirely sure how the lens relates to the actual camera.
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I don’t think anything went inside the lens, but it’s extremely blurry when I try to take a picture.
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Also, there is a tiny black hole on the lens, so I am wondering if there is a way to reach glue that went down there as well.
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I’ve heard of using nail polish remover, but I am afraid of how that will react with the lens, possibly removing some sort of protective layer or something. I’m not entirely sure how the lens relates to the actual camera.
Is there a way to get rid of most, if not all, of the superglue without damaging the lens?
So I got superglue on my iPhone X camera lens.
I’ve heard of using nail polish remover, but I am afraid of how that will react with the lens, possibly removing some sort of protective layer or something.
I’m not entirely sure how the lens relates to the actual camera.
Is there a way to get rid of most, if not all, of the superglue without damaging the lens?
I believe that the glue was gorilla super glue.
Thanks