c903

Sometime back, some here tried an anti-fog compound for glasses and had great results. I Put the link in my "Favorites" but cannot find the link. Anyone remember the company and the compound?

mlaubner

c903,
I have used 3 different products with good results:
1. "Cat Crap"- used on ski goggles and found in stores that sell this type of equipment.
2. "Fog-X" - made for the inside of your windshield
3. "Plexus" - a product made for paintball goggles

all of them have worked pretty darn good.

ampahunter

c903--here ya go-- http://www.FOGTECH.com
I got myself the 30 (ml) bottle and used it when it was really cold out--it 'works'--but be warned--DO NOT get your fingers on the lens after you have used the Fogtech or the darn thing will blur the vision and you'll have to do the proces all over again.
Trying to wipe the finger print (with the fogtech on the lens) will make matters worse.
Keep from touching the lens and it will stay 'clear' in the coldest of weather!!

c903

Thanks!

Cat Crap? [X(]

mlaubner

Hey, I don't name the stuff, I just bought it.
All of the products are leftover from another hobby/sport that I did.

Geronimo

Here's another product that I have used with success: www.parkersperfect.com

themenz

Ampahunter, you are right about smearing FogTech. I make the product and what you say is true. You should avoid touching the lens after applying FogTech as it may smear.

But you may find that it will gradually heal itself after a touch. FogTech will flow especially if it starts absorbing moisture from your breath or perspiration.

If you do get a smear try breathing on the lens a few times and you may get that smear to go away.

ampahunter

Thanks themenz--I'll do that when it happens again.

bbahunter

Baush and lomb, makes a product for glasses, you can usually find it at walmart, cvs, walgreens.

PABowhntr

Throw another vote in for Fogtech. I had the opportunity to try some recently and was impressed with the results on two of my pairs of binoculars.