Nikon Stabilised Binoculars 12x25 S (ultralight)

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A bit off topic, but I also bought a pair of Canon 10x30 IS binoculars years ago that I stopped using because they became sticky and gummy. No solvent or chemical available to homebodys would help. But recently I had some flat matte clear coat spray for a different project, and on a whim sprayed it on the gripping surfaces of the binoculars. Surprisingly it worked great. The binoculars are now more comfortable to use than they were when new.
 
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Rollamok said:
A bit off topic, but I also bought a pair of Canon 10x30 IS binoculars years ago that I stopped using because they became sticky and gummy. No solvent or chemical available to homebodys would help. But recently I had some flat matte clear coat spray for a different project, and on a whim sprayed it on the gripping surfaces of the binoculars. Surprisingly it worked great. The binoculars are now more comfortable to use than they were when new.
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Do you know the specific product name? I have a power drill that would be worth trying on, and other objects. This happens to me all the time.
 
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