Bio Visor Steaming up?

[TuaCathach]

Hey guys.
I've been trying out flesh hunters head after foaming and i'm happy now.. up until now i hadn't really tried the finished bio on with the head...

tried it there a while ago and i have a problem. the damn visor steams up.. which means i'm blind... this happen to anyone else.. any ideas...??

 

[MotoGuy75]

Hello,

The only suggestion I have is try some stuff that is used on motorcycle helmet,like a clear barrier,or antifog.

Hope that helps,Daren

 

[TuaCathach]

yea i was thinking that alright... i'm more curious to see if its a common problem aswell Daren

thanks

 

[WhiskeyBeard]

I don't have any experience with motorcycle visors but this stuff works on glass and plastic lenses.
I never dove or snorkeled without it, its great.

This stuff is $5.99 at Divers Direct
Divers Direct

Billy

 

[Paintninja]

I don't have any experience with motorcycle visors but this stuff works on glass and plastic lenses.
I never dove or snorkeled without it, its great.

This stuff is $5.99 at Divers Direct
Divers Direct

Billy

Billy is spot on!! It's a similar product called 500PSI for divers, used it on my bio lenses,
paintball google lens etc. Kinda like wax, rub some on, then buff it off! Presto!

 

[xdmray]

put in a minifan. get air circulating

 

[smasher]

the anti fog spray is ok i used it alot in my motocross day you could allway build a pc fan inside the bio i did sothink it this on my paintball mask and it worked well

 

[strugglingrunt]

the best suggestion i could make is hold your breath

 

[Mr Fett]

Another thing that helps is don't hotglue the visor all the way around the edges into the helmet. Typically you could just hotglue the top edge and sides a little, and let the bottom edge hang free. This creates some outside airflow which can help with lens fogging issues.

 

[TuaCathach]

cheers for the suggestions guys..

best one is Johns.. lol.. hold my breath..

the lense is only glued in at the sides.. so there is plenty of air. i thnk the problem is simply the bio is such a snug fit the air has no where to go... no room to put a fan in.. so option maybe just take out the lense and stick in some mesh instead...

 

[ace wannabe]

try using a thermal lens from a paintball mask. They are dual-paned lenses that are near impossible to fog up except for when its EXTREMELY hot or cold. here's one without a frame http://www.xpaintball.com/JT-Spectra-Lens-...24639C1466.aspx hope this helps