Someone wanted Anti-Fog product for their helmet shield?

redrocket

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I can't seem to find the thread someone asked about an anti-fog product for their helmet shield. I use some stuff, it's awesome and fills in scratches too. Makes plastic wind screens, helmet shields and eyeglasses look like new.
http://www.zooke.com/
 
I've used Zooke. Paste and spray.

It's alright.
 
RedRocket said:
I can't seem to find the thread someone asked about an anti-fog product for their helmet shield. I use some stuff, it's awesome and fills in scratches too. Makes plastic wind screens, helmet shields and eyeglasses look like new.
http://www.zooke.com/

It was me and it's in my New helmet thread.
I ordered the Fog City Insert.

Thanks though.
Karl
 
I had one of those... It was a pain in the ass. The first long ride I used it I kept getting head aches, I thought it was because it was 90+ degrees outside, I later realized it was the insert. If you don't get it completly flush with the face shield it will cause it to have the effect of a cheap pair of reading glasses, not noticible at first, but eventually messing with your vision.
I thought I had mine flush against the face shield, and I may have, and it still caused problems. Like I said, I didn't notice on the short little trips back and forth to work, but after riding a few hundred miles only stopping for gas, it became a problem.

Also, when you clean it, follow directions, only use soapy water, anything else will screw it up, and soapy water doesn't work too well.

I hope it works better for you than it did for me.
 
OK here we go... Worth a try.....

Products are RainX and RainX Antifog. Come in 3.5 oz. bottles, made by Sopus Products of Houston, Texas.

Wipe the liquid on the outside/inside of the visor, let dry, polish off. Lasts about half a day in the rain.

"Flattens" out the water droplets on the outside, stops fogging up on the inside.

Available in auto accessory shops in Oz. Works!

Ruzzle.
 
They are the Fog City inserts that change tint with light.. They don't get real dark, but enough to take the edge off on a sunny day.. Also provides additional UV protection so you don't get the stylish FF helmet and shades tanlines!! :lol:
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle- ... rogrip.htm
http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?item=TUC_55-0048


I also have a couple of pinlock shields and like them too!! I use them for the track because I can swap them quickly from light to dark to amber.. Same idea, but you can change them out quickly and they don't take much space.. http://www.webbikeworld.com/anti-fog-visor/

With either one I can put my cold helmet on in 20deg weather and breath hard without ANY lingering fog on the shield.. With any of them be careful how you clean them.. Plain water only, I ruined one by useing Plexus..