Effective Anti-Fog?

Toolman44092 · 07-04-2009

Has anyone found a product that works well at keeping the inside of a visor from fogging? I haven't had much luck yet. Thanks!

northernman · 07-04-2009

I have tried many products that claim to prevent fogging.

By far trhe most effective one i have used is from Arctic Cat..

its in a small green bottle, with a pump sprayer on it.

I really like it.

snickerdoodle · 07-04-2009

Mayo once told me to use Dawn dishwashing liq...straight from the bottle, rub it on the shield w/your fingers, and buff it off...worked for me.

S.D.Willie · 07-06-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by snickerdoodle

Mayo once told me to use Dawn dishwashing liq...straight from the bottle, rub it on the shield w/your fingers, and buff it off...worked for me.

+1000. This method works just fine. But i use a tissue and you could probably use a soft cotton cloth to rub it in good. its cheap, most people have it in the house already and it works.

sketso · 4 Days Ago

I've heard that "Cat Crap", available from local ski shops, is pretty good. Anyone tried that?

fastpakr · 4 Days Ago

Also check out Pinlock shield inserts. Those who have used them swear by them. My helmet is compatible and I'm hoping to get one sometime soon.

Brewer · 3 Days Ago

Fog City shield inserts work well but mine scratched really easy

07-04-2009	#1 (permalink)
Toolman44092 Newbie Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Wickliffe, Ohio Posts: 3	Effective Anti-Fog? Has anyone found a product that works well at keeping the inside of a visor from fogging? I haven't had much luck yet. Thanks!

07-04-2009	#2 (permalink)
northernman My hat is made of tinfoil BTK Expert Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: BC Canada...Gods chosen land Posts: 13,343	I have tried many products that claim to prevent fogging. By far trhe most effective one i have used is from Arctic Cat.. its in a small green bottle, with a pump sprayer on it. I really like it. __________________ Hug a person that needs one, not some damn tree you fool.

07-04-2009	#3 (permalink)
snickerdoodle Forum Supporter Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2005 Location: Arizona Posts: 4,883	Mayo once told me to use Dawn dishwashing liq...straight from the bottle, rub it on the shield w/your fingers, and buff it off...worked for me. __________________ 2005 1500 VULCAN CLASSIC

4 Days Ago	#5 (permalink)
sketso OK Flyer BTK Beginner Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: NE Oklahoma Posts: 75	I've heard that "Cat Crap", available from local ski shops, is pretty good. Anyone tried that? __________________ Flyin' the highways in OK! SCRC# 007007, VROC# 29959 '08 Vulcan 900 Custom - "Redemption"

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fastpakr Still On The Kickstand BTK Beginner Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Roanoke, VA Posts: 48	Also check out Pinlock shield inserts. Those who have used them swear by them. My helmet is compatible and I'm hoping to get one sometime soon. __________________ http://www.fuelly.com/sig-us/28917.png

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Brewer Still On The Kickstand BTK Beginner Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: OK Posts: 43	Fog City shield inserts work well but mine scratched really easy __________________ 2007 Vulcan 500

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