Resin 3D Print Isopropyl Alcohol Leaving White Spots

Based on IPA - Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) dissolves oils and effective for cleaning different types of optics

In the studio i always do have Isopropyl alcohol in hand to clean everything!. This Zeiss tiny packages are a must for location. Loving it so far.

The important thing about Kinetronics's cleaning solutions is that they contain isopropyl alcohol (isopropanol) and alcohols have been used successfully for decades to clean various kinds of optics. Now the difference is that many manufacturers (Zeiss, for example) have started to use a different formulation based on butyldiglycol. I'm not particularly fond of that ingredient as I suspect it may leave a residue whereas both water (pure) and alcohol will evaporate without a trace regardless of how much you apply. So my advice is to look for alcohol-based cleaners. The problem is that you can't find what goes into most of those solutions, not even on their websites, until you receive it and read the label. Hope this helps someone.

All I was looking for was some 99% isopropyl alcohol and some pec pads and these are a perfect combination of those two things in a sealed, non-leaking packet. Perfect for chucking in the camera bag and the wipes are large enough to clean your camera body after cleaning a few smudges from your lens. I an imagine using these for a long time.

The Cinegel UV sheets are perfect for protecting 3D printer resin from sunlight coming through the window, without losing the light for the room.

I needed a white tape that would hold and be easily removed and repositioned if needed. This tape works. I often start with a pastel and alcohol wash. This lifts other tapes and won't reseal. Your tape lifts but once alcohol is dry, it is easily smoothed down and resticks!

My monitor was full of spots and grime, and this cleaning kit took care of almost all of it on the first try - leaving me with a glowing monitor. I found it to be superior to the other cleaning products I tried.

Great combination of photo paper and black and white film from Ilford. Recommend this resin coat paper for photo enlargements and self developing! The paper stays flat after drying, so there is no need to iron!

Can not print Black and White without it!

The super white paper help my client stand out so much it almost look 3D. Great product.