Good info, Jeff. Thanks for the update. Just to bring my situation up to date, after rejecting Canon's offer to "repair" (replace) mine for a nominal fee ($250!) going on a year ago, I have continued to keep them usable and without further deteriorat...
Depending on how badly your coating has deteriorated, you might want to try the talcum powder method first. It won't reverse any of the damage but, for me, it seems to have stabilized whatever reaction was taking place. I gave mine one application a ...
Thanks for following up. That's what I figured they would do. There's really no way to get them back to "like new" condition without completely disassembling and reapplying the coating to the housing. In the meantime, I have gotten mine back into usa...
Wow! That's crazy. It's really not surprising, though, that they still refuse to acknowledge the problem. Once they made the initial business decision not to take any responsibility, they had to stick by it (pun intended). Otherwise, all those custom...
Hello. Per my post just before yours above, I rejected Canon's $250 repair authorization and the binos are on their way back to me. If you would do me a favor, I would very much appreciate it. Assuming that you have access to the serial # of the pair...
