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Nauticam SMC-1: Sold

Nauticam 20mm Extension w/ lock: Sold Nauticam 70mm Extension w/lock: $250 Nauticam Zoom Gear for Nikon 16-35/4: $75 Nauticam Zoom Gear for Tokina 10-17: $75 Nikon 16-35/4 lens: $550

Multiplier-1, and Flip Adapter: Sold Nauticam SMC-1: $450 + shipping

Lowering pricing Nauticam SMC-1, Multiplier-1, and Flip Adapter. $999 + shipping

Lowering Price Nauticam 70mm Extension w/lock: $250 Nauticam 20mm Extension w/ lock: $225 Nauticam Zoom Gear for Nikon 16-35/4: $75 Nauticam Zoom Gear for Tokina 10-17: $75 Nikon 16-35/4 lens: $550

$600 for the multiplier & flip $500 for the SMC I will only require the multiplier gets sold first, as the SMC is hotter item.

Since the multiplier is intended to work with the SMC, I am not going to part with it, unless someone is wanting the multiplier.

I got one, asking $275. You can see my thread with picture.

Selling Nauticam SMC-1, Multiplier-1, and Flip Adapter. $1,100 + shipping. This has only been in the water two times.

Nauticam 70mm Extension w/lock: $300 Nauticam 20mm Extension w/ lock: $275 Nauticam Zoom Gear for Nikon 16-35/4: $100 Nauticam Zoom Gear for Tokina 10-17: $100 Nikon 16-35/4 lens: $600 All extensions are for Nauticam N120.

Zen DP230 Dome for Nauticam N120. Selling price is $1,200 FIRM + Shipping w/ insurance. This dome comes with a padded case, and the glass has NO scratches. Reef Photo has the same dome but with a scratch in the center for $1,200.

I have a Zen DP-230 dome, asking $1,250. The glass is mint condition, and the housing only has a few paint chips in the coating. If you don't have a lens. I also have a Nikon 16-35/4: $650 Nauticam 16-35 zoom gear: $125 Nauticam 70mm port extension: $300 Nauticam 20mm port extension: $275 All...

I wish, I could say the same. I used 5% Acetic Acid (white vinegar) on a B2, and it did NOT remove the corrosion, just made it soft, after 30 minutes in the ultrasonic bath. 25% citric acid removed it all together in about 10 minutes.

I don't understand how you can't find the MSDS of the GMC Ultrasonic Cleaner, or it's called GSMot Hydrosonic Solvent. It only takes me a few minutes to find it. Here is the link to the MSDS. http://global-mfg.com/files/MSDS/SDS GSMoT Hydrosonic Solvent 43101 version 2.pdf Also from the MSDS...

Did a Google for Lawrence Factor Wash, and pulled the SDS. Ingredients, Phosphoric Acid, 2-Butoxyethanol, and Polyethylene glycol nonylphenyl ether. But you can see the main ingredients are the same as the GMC Ultrasonic Solution. Just used vinegar (5% acetic acid) and dawn soap to service a...

I saw that, but he says glycol (antifreeze). I see that, I am thinking is he talking about ethylene glycol, aka car antifreeze, which is highly toxic. If it’s ethylene glycol, I don’t want to breathing on something cleaned in that.

Thanks for input. As for following what the manufacturers recommend, most manufacturers I am certified to service regulators say use GMC Ultrasonic Solution, and don’t dilute. Like I have stated multiple times, it 50-70% phosphoric acid, plus a surfactant. I am not pulling this from air, it’s...

Thanks. First page -“ I use ~ 4% by volume phosphoric acid, just a teaspoon each of propylene glycol and Dawn dish detergent to a quart of water.” Not sure why propylene glycol, but dawn dish soap is a surfactant. This person appears to be on the same page as me, acid solution with a...

So what I am reading is, using GMC Ultrasonic cleaner is very bad for regulators??? The main ingredients per the MSDS is 50-70% phosphoric acid, 10-20% 2-butoxyethanol. I have used GMC ultrasonic cleaner in the past, and does a very good job, but it’s rediciously expensive. Phosphoric acid is...

Has anyone tried using Phosphoric acid and Blue Gold cleaner for cleaning regs?