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Join Date: Jul 2008
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hey guys its starting to get a little cold around here and i am having major trouble with my shield foggin up when i exhale. its a half helmet. since its 40 miles to work holding my breath isnt and option but not sure whats safe to use on visor thanks in advance for any help
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Well, the classic solution is soap. Rub it on, buff it clear. There is a product out there called "Cat Crap" that is anti-fogging.
Surprised you have trouble with a half helmet, though. I use a full face and can eliminate fogging by cracking the visor a bit. Problem is, fogging usually occurs when I don't really want to keep the visor cracked, e.g. raining or freezing cold. |
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I checked the web for Cat Crap and another called C Clear. Both seem to be more or less the same thing. The instructions say to apply it every other day. That seems like a lot of bother to me. I am going to try Rain-X anti fog wipes and see how that goes.
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Go to a sports store, get a bottle of the stuff us hockey player use on our visors. One application usually lasts about 5 games or 500 miles.
The stuff is mint considering the sweat, humid conditions etc.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Amarillo, TX
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SCUBA divers use baby shampoo. Rub it on, wash it out. I haven't tried that on my visor, I just crack open my visor a little on my FF. Now that I'm thinking of it, I might give it a try.
Sea Gold is the SCUBA product for anti-fog, but most divers just use baby shampoo it's a lot cheaper. |
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