⚠ Aerosol – shipping restrictions
Cannot be shipped to PO Boxes, Parcel Lockers, Tasmania, the Northern Territory or some other locations. Courier restrictions apply.
Kenair Lens Cleaner — streak-free cleaning for lenses and optics
A compact aerosol that cleans and polishes lenses and optics, removes fingerprints and dried moisture marks, and helps reduce misting — for a clear, residue-free finish.
Clear glass, no smears
Spray onto a clean cloth, wipe, done. Pair it with a Kenro Magic Cleaning Cloth for the best finish.
- Cleans and polishes lenses and optics
- Removes fingerprints and smudges
- Removes dried moisture marks
- Helps reduce misting
- Residue-free finish
- Compact size for kit bags
Lenses, filters and glass
Camera lenses & filters
Clean front and rear lens elements and filters (spray onto the cloth, not the lens).
Optical instruments
Binoculars, viewfinders and optical instrument lenses.
Glass, mirrors & Perspex
Also suitable for mirrors, Perspex, ceramic and most plastics.
What it is — and what it isn’t
Use it for
- Camera and optical instrument lenses
- Filters, binoculars and eyeglasses (non-polycarbonate)
- Glass, mirrors, Perspex and most plastics
Don’t use it for
- Polycarbonate lenses
- Spraying directly onto screens/VDUs or photocopiers — static may ignite the spray
- Camera sensors
- Untested plastics — test a small area first
Getting the best result
- Blow off loose grit first with a hand blower so you don’t scratch the surface.
- Spray a small amount onto a clean, soft cloth — not directly onto the lens.
- Wipe gently in a circular motion from the centre outwards.
- Buff with a dry part of the cloth for a streak-free finish.
Key details
| Brand | Kenair (Kenro, UK) |
|---|---|
| Product code | KENR013 |
| Size | 150 ml aerosol |
| Suitable for | Glass, mirrors, Perspex, ceramic, lenses, most plastics |
| Not for | Polycarbonate lenses; do not spray directly on screens/VDUs |
Common questions
Can I spray it straight onto a lens?
Best practice is to spray onto a clean cloth and then wipe. Never spray directly onto screens, VDUs or photocopiers.
Is it safe for polycarbonate lenses?
No. Kenro says not to use it on polycarbonate lenses.
Can I use it on a camera sensor?
No — sensors need dedicated sensor-cleaning products or professional cleaning.
What cloth should I use?
A clean microfibre cloth such as the Kenro Magic Cleaning Cloth.
Always read the label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before use. Aerosol — keep away from heat and flames and never spray directly onto screens or office equipment. Test on plastics first. Information is from Kenro product data and is a guide only.
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