Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Face Shields, dust, fog, and scratches
Russ Fairfield
>Another use for Renaissance Wax.
Rub a coat of the Renaissance Wax on both sides of the face shield, and polish it with a soft cloth until it is clear. The thin coating of wax will reduce fogging and dust. It will make the plastic shield easier to see through if there are a lot of little scratches. And the coating of wax will keep the new shield from scratching as easily.
Re: Face Shields, dust, fog, and scratches
JamieDonaldson
>Russ- good ol' Armor All works very well also- even keeps the CA dots from sticking quite so well! One advantage over wax is that Armor All also reduces the static charge that attracts dust.
Re: Face Shields, dust, fog, and scratches
Philip Duffy
>Russ, important info you put out and others have also contributed. What do you suggest for a lens cleaner? Both of my shield are getting pretty foggy and I need to do something about that pretty quick. Thanks, Philip
Re: Face Shields, dust, fog, and scratches
Roger F.
>Armor All or the equivilent works well also.
Roger F.