Red Spray Deluxe Astronomy Kit

PhotonicSKU: RSFCDA-FRS

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Sale price$329.99 CAD
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On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
Choose this item if you want $6.50 Flat Rate Shipping via FedEx Ground to the Lower 48 United States. You can order up to two kits and still get Flat Rate Shipping, or bundle this kit with another of our Flat Rate Shipping kits. Only up to two kits qualify for Flat Rate Shipping. Flat Rate Shipping will show as a shipping option during checkout. (Do Not combine Flat Rate Shipping items with other items or your shipping options at checkout will not display correctly)

Cleaning a telescope? This kit is an excellent choice for Dobsonian, Newtonian, and other telescopes up to 18"D (45cm) where the mirror is easily accessed and/or removed for cleaning.
See our Applications Page and view our 3 flowcharts for reflectors, refractors and SCTs to choose the best kit for your application. Do not order this kit if you are cleaning a SCT Corrector plate. This kit contains primarily SPRAY formula polymer and SCTs are better suited for NON-SPRAY polymer. Our RFCRAI or RFCDAI are excellent choices for SCT owners.

This kit contains sufficient SPRAY polymer to cover up to 300 square inches and NON-SPRAY polymer to cover up to 60 square inches, and necessary application and removal accessories.

Our Red Spray Deluxe Astronomy Kit contains 130ml of spray polymer and 15ml of non-spray polymer and all the typical application and removal accessories into a "one click" kit for easy customer ordering.

Kit includes:
  • 1 x 15 ml Red First Contact Polymer applicator bottle
  • 4 x 29 ml Red Spray First Contact Polymer bottles
  • 1 x 29 ml Red First Contact Thinner bottle for cleaning spray heads
  • 30 First Contact Polymer Peel Tabs
  • 80 ml Spray Bottle
  • 2 x 80 ml Spray Bottle spray heads
  • 1 x 8 ml Pipette
  • 3 pack of 3" x 3" chemically inert mesh (FCNet)
  • Small floss, 12 meters (FCUF)
  • 12 mm Solo Fan Brush (FCB1)

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